A personal account of a 28-day, 7,439-kilometer motorcycle journey through seven provinces, including Sichuan, Tibet, Qinghai, and Gansu, along with the preparations and memories that brought the trip back to life.

An account of building a fully open research project, from publicly announcing a mass-spectrometry concept to releasing data, code, reproducible figures, preprints, peer-review records, and real-time progress.

A lively review of David Leitch’s Bullet Train, exploring its tangled assassin plot, elaborate foreshadowing, exaggerated anime-inspired style, visual craft, and slightly awkward use of East Asian influences.

A closer look at the history behind internal capitals in surnames such as MacDonald, McFarlane, FitzGerald, O’Connor, and Vanhoenacker—and what those spellings can reveal about identity, migration, and family history.

A reflective meditation on anxiety, solitude, freedom, balance, and the gray space between opposing forces.

Blog directories are becoming easier to build with AI-assisted programming, but their quality, focus, and long-term value vary widely. A look at SEO, editorial preference, and why bloggers should not worry too much about being accepted.