The Baconian Ideal: Understanding and Experimental Science (1)

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Francis Bacon looks around him at the state of the sciences and the intellectual world; he sees there (he is, moreover, unaware of or misunderstands the work of the great scientists of his time, notably Galileo) a fixity, a stagnation, … Read More

OpenAI unveils Sora 2, a big leap in AI video — and a new social app

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OpenAI has launched Sora 2, its latest text-to-video (and now audio) model, alongside a new iOS social app, Sora, that lets people create and remix short AI-generated clips in a TikTok-style feed. What’s new in Sora 2 More realism & … Read More

What is print-on-demand (POD) and how does it work?

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Print-on-demand (POD) is a fulfillment model where products are manufactured only after a customer places an order. Instead of holding inventory, you upload designs to a platform or connect a supplier to your online store. When someone buys, the supplier … Read More

What are some small business ideas?

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Starting small doesn’t mean thinking small. The best ideas live where your skills, a clear customer problem, and a simple, repeatable way to deliver value intersect. Below is a practical menu of small business ideas—grouped by startup cost, skill set, … Read More

News, September 28

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Russia unleashes one of the war’s largest air assaults on Ukraine Russia hit Kyiv and multiple regions with a massive overnight barrage of missiles and drones, in strikes officials called among the heaviest of the war. Initial reports cite at … Read More

How to Draw: A Practical, No‑Fuss Guide

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Drawing isn’t a mysterious talent—it’s a stack of skills you can build with short, regular practice. This guide walks you from your first lines to confident sketches and fully rendered drawings, with exercises you can do in minutes a day. … Read More

Google turns 27: Search giant marks birthday with a nostalgic Doodle

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Google is celebrating its 27th birthday today, September 27, with a throwback Google Doodle that swaps the current wordmark for the company’s original 1998 logo—“getting nostalgic with our first-ever logo,” the Doodle page explains. Although the company was officially incorporated … Read More

How should I structure categories and collections in my online store?

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A clean category/collection structure does three jobs at once: it helps shoppers find things fast, it helps search engines understand your catalog, and it helps you run promotions and merchandising without chaos. Here’s a practical framework you can apply on … Read More

Killing Time: Hades II Casts a Mightier Spell

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Hades II isn’t just “more Hades”—it’s a sharper, stranger, and more confident roguelike that wears its witchcraft on its sleeve. You play Melinoë, Zagreus’s sister, a hex-slinging witch who sets out to literally kill Time by dethroning the Titan Chronos. … Read More

Xavier Bichat and the duality of the phenomena of life

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The physiologist Xavier Bichat, in his Recherches physiologiques sur la vie et la mort (1800), introduced a duality into the phenomena of life that completely broke with the monistic spirit that animated ideology; he distinguished between organic life (functions of … Read More

Do we know why there is a speed limit in our universe?

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“Why is there a speed limit?” can mean two slightly different things: Why is there any maximum speed at all—why isn’t information allowed to propagate arbitrarily fast? Why is the limit the particular value we call c—about 3 x 108 … Read More

How Do I Start a Business? A Practical, No-Fluff Guide

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Starting a business doesn’t require a perfect idea or a fat bank account. It requires a real customer problem, a simple way to solve it, and the discipline to move step by step. Here’s a clear path from “I think … Read More

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