220 posts · 220 narrated · May 2021 – Dec 2021
The author spends several weeks in the scenic area around Nordhouse, where he devotes himself to fossil hunting and other outdoor activities. He describes his excitement at…
The post explains how to set up and execute a hand‑drawn sketch, starting with a light drawing board covered with painter’s tape and graphite paper for easy erasing; it…
The post celebrates the arrival of spring as a time ripe with possibility—an invitation to pursue art, cycling, quiet listening to books, and journaling, all woven together by…
Drawing for this method comes naturally once you start working on comics; the key is to use everyday objects—dolls or pets—as your subjects and capture them in a well‑lit photo…
I grew up in Eastern Europe where my childhood was shaped by quirky TV shows, comic books, and a handful of YouTube videos that helped me learn English. After moving to Brooklyn,…
The author argues that traditional schooling with fixed schedules and curricula stifles learning because it forces students to follow a predetermined pace and sequence, often…
The post celebrates wisdom as a multiplier of knowledge that goes beyond formal study, urging readers to seek it through adventure, reflection, and learning from mistakes rather…
In this poetic post, the author encourages readers to embrace creativity, learning, and adventure—taking notes, reading books, traveling through imagination, and using mind maps…
The author talks about cycling in winter conditions—on ice or snowy roads—and suggests using a fat‑tire bike for better traction. They recommend gear such as a backpack, thermos…
In a whimsical ballad, the author invents a salad that turns veggies into fruit‑flavored “berries” using a raspberry spread and jalapeño, creating playful, flavorful hybrid…
The post envisions an international “bank” that gives each person a daily $100 allowance—adjusted for inflation and funded by planetary resources such as land and mineral…
The post reflects on the value of every adventure—big or small—as a treasure that keeps our talents sharp and reminds us to practice regularly. It traces how childhood…
The post celebrates art as an unconstrained, dream‑expanding force that extends beyond painting or sculpture into everyday life and learning; it argues that through art we can…
The author argues that schooling can be divided into three categories—organized education, home‑schooling, and self‑education—and claims that only self‑education truly works…
The post argues that modern educational institutions rely on “numbers” – grades, diplomas, and tuition fees – rather than real learning, so teachers and administrators focus on…
I spent hours designing and printing a series of 3‑D‑printed wallets that combine thin modular layers with functional screws to solve the overhang problem without supports. Using…
The post proposes an open‑source local‑network appliance that mirrors selected websites into a single database, prefetching and caching their content so users can browse them…
The post argues that mastering color is essential for any painter and explains how early artists began with simple black‑and‑white sketches before layering translucent glazes to…
This post argues that invention is accessible through a variety of flexible creative tools—starting with 3D printing and modeling, extending to drawing robots, sheet‑metal kits,…
We are celestial beings from the Milky Way who learn by exploring knowledge on our own adventures and through stories narrated by great storytellers; we recognize that each…
The post explains how to use different types of projectors to display and analyze portrait photos, adjust them with editing tools like posterization, study shadow layers for…
Wisdom, the author argues, is humanity’s best invention and the sole route to preventing problems; yet modern society still suffers from poor application of it—people ignore…
The post is an ode to learning as a personal journey rather than a rigid system: it urges readers to let their own interests guide course choices and study independently so that…
Learning is presented as an art that thrives on incremental steps: small, consistent bits of knowledge accumulate into a richer toolkit rather than grand, single‑move mastery.…
The post argues that our true selves are often obscured by the manipulations and expectations of others—from early childhood through adulthood—and that the key to reclaiming that…
I moved to America and found myself immersed in Turkish culture—my aunt’s welcoming celebration included traditional foods like mushrooms and cranberries that made me feel like a…
I recount my fourth‑grade battles with a father‑influenced bully, showing how his early manipulation led to endless fights while I learned from them that early wisdom can stop…
A tiny, inexpensive audio player—powered by simple batteries, equipped with earbuds, and controlled by a single button that plays in shuffle mode—hosts several thousand short…
The author explains how they began an art‑book project for beginners, outlining a three‑step process: record your thoughts while drawing, illustrate the tools you use, and…
The post reflects on how each new generation must learn from the past, drawing inspiration from thinkers like Socrates and Nietzsche, and continually rebuild its own…
The post argues that traditional school divisions and curricula are fundamentally broken, relying on rote memorization and corporate interests rather than true learning; it…
The post argues that modern schooling often teaches mathematics in abstract, disconnected ways—like “balanced education” or isolated lectures—that leave students unable to see…
The writer reflects on their personal experience with schooling, arguing that formal education offers only a superficial “taste” of knowledge rather than true learning; they…
The poem celebrates how every form of art—painting, sculpture, music, writing, programming, and even 3‑D printing—serves as a subtle analogy that expands the mind, deepens…
The post reflects on humanity’s cosmic roots—our existence forged by countless stellar explosions and the vast experiments of physics and chemistry—and on the profound questions…
In the post the author explains how to build a simple yet effective drum‑based sequence in LMMS by first laying out a basic Beat+BassLine pattern at 140 bpm, then duplicating it…
In the post the author argues that by eighth grade we should already be able to program, paint, compose music and write poetry, and that these skills can be learned quickly with…
The post argues for creating a new home‑network firewall that logs and blocks outgoing traffic from expensive IoT devices, so CEOs can build a passionate, user‑friendly solution…
I narrate a nighttime journey from Nordhouse to Ludington, pausing at a supermarket to nap before charting my day with a trusty map. The lake town’s open horizon sparks dreams…
Use a low‑cost canvas and a projector to create dreamlike, mixed‑color artwork that transforms simple images into expressive portraits beyond what a photo alone can capture.
I describe my high‑school internship where a clueless CEO questioned me about my future while I struggled with English and computer skills, leading me to realize that the…
The post is a playful guide for crafting a humorous travel memoir: it urges writers to jot down funny observations and everyday moments, letting humor carry the narrative and…
A 5,000‑year journey of discovery culminates in a global solution to poverty: an international bank that distributes $3.5 million per person (≈$100/day) without borders, funded…
The author poetically describes how wisdom feels close and accessible—like a single snowflake—that can be found in books and dictionaries; each book becomes a new snowflake that…
In the post, the author argues that true learning comes from cultivating wisdom rather than chasing grades or promotions, urging readers to keep their minds honest, rise steadily…
The post is a poetic reflection on how personal “stars” – curiosities that give life meaning – attract each other in a constellation of learning. The author traces one such star…
The post argues that conventional schooling, with its focus on balanced curricula and teacher‑driven lessons, stifles creativity and practical learning; it cites Ayn Rand’s idea…
The narrator lives next to train tracks and is constantly annoyed by the repetitive honking of the train horn, which he finds disruptive to his everyday life; he describes how…
The post argues that modern schooling is over‑built on standardized testing and fixed levels of knowledge, which stifles students’ natural learning pace. It proposes a model of…
The post recounts a personal experience of living in New York City and finding comfort on a familiar spot on the Brooklyn Bridge, where the narrator enjoys quiet moments with…
The post argues that all people on Earth together are the only force capable of shaping our future, and that this can be done most effectively through a shared pursuit of wisdom.…
Watching “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” and “Inspector Gadget” with closed captions helped me learn how words are divided in spoken English, but I still struggled to say the time…
The post humorously claims that wearing a tail—whether real or metaphorical—is essential for good health and success: pharmacists say you should have one, dentists assert it’s…
After a week of philosophy finals and a boy’s question about Descartes, the narrator realizes that their class was merely an exercise in self‑deception and academic fraud. He…
The post explains how a new international bank issues universal‑income cards giving every person $100 per day, hoping this simple daily cash flow will break the cycle of poverty,…
The post describes a nighttime adventure where classic horror‑movie monsters and everyday wildlife emerge as darkness falls. From Oompa‑Loompas to Jaws’ shark, snakes to spiders,…
The post urges us to study history and dream about the future, noting that by recalling past lessons from books and sharing our ideas in writing we can unite humanity; it…
Reading books in school or the library is presented as the key to personal growth, wisdom, and sound decision‑making; the post argues that a wide variety of well‑chosen titles…
The post argues that true wisdom comes from actively choosing books that personally resonate, rather than relying on pre‑packaged lists or college curricula. By listening to…
The post sketches a vision for a new world in which education, poverty relief, and crime‑fighting all hinge on simple, open‑source tools and a generous, stable stipend. It calls…
The post argues that modern teachers often fail to inspire their students by overusing grades as motivation, leading to a generation that feels unprepared and undervalued; it…
The post argues that learning philosophy is a gradual, layered process—first grasping what we already understand, then building on it—much like Wittgenstein’s “Wovon man nicht…
The post celebrates biographies as a source of practical wisdom and personal growth, arguing that the stories of real people—captured in books, podcasts, or online links—offer…
The post argues that true learning happens when it’s enjoyable and self‑driven rather than imposed by rote schoolwork; by embracing playfulness—experimenting with open‑source…
The post envisions a future where universal income, world passports, free homes, and truly effective schools with wise tutors and open libraries empower all families; it calls on…
The post celebrates self‑driven learning as an endless adventure driven by curiosity, where every new skill—from music and programming to art and 3D modeling—is explored at a…
The post celebrates creative expression as a joyful antidote to everyday stress—whether the sun is out or not—and encourages playful thinking, spontaneous poetry, and artistic…
The post humorously recounts how humanity lost its tails about 25 million years ago and now can cheaply make or buy them, claiming that wearing a tail restores flexibility,…
The author suggests that aspiring travel writers first rest, then set out on adventures—whether in a bustling town or a nearby city—and keep a notepad handy to capture funny…
The post laments the current educational system as slow, expensive, and largely ineffective, arguing that a standardized curriculum and impersonal college lectures fail to…
The post argues that the conventional school system—where subjects are split into timed blocks and taught uniformly to all students—produces only an average level of intelligence…
The post argues that modern schools and their teachers primarily focus on producing high scores rather than true learning, treating grades as simple proof of effort while…
The post argues that traditional high‑school learning is far less effective than the wealth of knowledge available in thousands of narrated books, and that “fake education”…
The post argues that modern culture has replaced true wisdom with entertainment such as movies and music, leaving little coherence; it calls for a return to intellectual pursuits…
The author explains how mastering high‑level programming languages opens up automating creative tasks in music and visual arts, encouraging readers to use tools like…
I’ve begun to see superhero belts as more than just costume props: they’re practical tools that blend style with function. After learning how an Etsy seller made $657 k selling a…
The post proposes a new model of schooling that replaces bloated, politically‑driven institutions with an organic, technology‑rich curriculum tailored to each student. In this…
The post argues that widespread indoctrination—from families, schools, and institutions—drains children’s innate genius, perpetuates poverty, crime, and war, and calls for true…
We have to find a way to invent every day. Do not fear; invent something beautiful and real. Maybe a costume for Halloween, or Christmas, or even Veterans Day—who can say? You…
The post is a collection of verses that repeatedly begin with “Everybody knows” to emphasize a series of global concerns: from the world needing help and broken schools to…
A young woman who tracks species loss and monitors climate change declares “That’s F‑ing Enough,” a phrase that marks the generational divide she sees. She believes students…
The author outlines a three‑step plan for cultivating personal greatness and creative output, beginning with an introspective exploration of what it means to become a writer and…
The post celebrates the idea that genius emerges when we pursue our own curiosities and adventures—whether in art, math, music, science or travel—and not by following others’…
The post proposes a new school model that builds a “tree of knowledge” rooted in the universe’s birth and unfolding through time: students start with foundational topics…
The author begins by encouraging readers to start creating in small, flexible spaces—whether a dedicated lab or even a living‑room—using affordable tools like the Ender 3 v2 3D…
High‑school learning is seen as inadequate, so the post urges taking charge of one’s own education by pursuing hands‑on projects—like 3D design, electronics, and programming—with…
The author recounts his journey to create a simple generative‑art sketch in p5.js that illustrates how colors can be generated using the HSL model. After explaining hue,…
The post argues that traditional schooling and college are often inadequate and merely “fake” education, while true learning comes from hands‑on experience and self‑studied…
The author encourages students to leave the classroom when their teacher claims unfairness, instead heading to the library where “real teachers”—the books—await; by listening to…
Climate change will put billions into harm within 30 years; early action is required—just as wars can be prevented decades in advance—and the solution lies in education: real…
The author argues that traditional schooling feels unreliable and corrupt, urging students to build tangible portfolios—especially in 3‑D design and printing—to prove their…
The post reflects on how leadership, education, and personal growth shape society: it begins by quoting Burke and a playful “Dr… Meow” to illustrate that titles alone don’t…
The post paints an optimistic picture of emerging leaders who are distinct from their predecessors, noting that the changing climate helps reveal truth‑tellers among the liars.…
The post reflects on the innate spark within each of us that drives us to seek wisdom and light our own paths; it urges a return to nature—mountains, seas, deserts—and the use of…
After reflecting on his jury duty experience and reading Michelle Alexander’s book, the author argues that individualized stories, real education, and de‑indoctrination can…
The post argues that just as “junk” DNA accumulates in our cells, mental and cultural clutter piles up, but intentional thinking and immersing ourselves in the works (by…
The post argues that “class” and “dignity” are interrelated virtues shaping identity and action, beginning by noting the historical misuse of the word “class” and then explaining…
The post outlines how to create and exhibit mathematical art, starting with choosing an elegant display space and assembling frames from glass or thin aluminum rails cut at…
The post argues that the conventional school system is a “fake” setup—an ineffective curriculum that relies on memorization and even medication (like Ritalin) to boost test…
The post argues that learning programming is often easier—and more rewarding—than mastering complex sports or portrait drawing, because the “on‑ramp” (starting point) can be…
In my high‑school experience a handful of principals and an English teacher slipped us cryptic messages—“the choices we make dictate the life we lead” and “wherever you go there…
In this post the author argues that true invention flourishes only when we overcome our fears and embrace courage—without which the mind becomes a “killing” force. He recalls his…
The post argues that modern education is too focused on teacher performance and lecture structure rather than real results; to fix this, lessons should be organized around…
The post claims that real education is a personalized, self‑paced pursuit of curiosity-driven knowledge—not the standardized, test‑oriented system we currently use—and urges us…
The author explains that people—including US Congress members—are still confused by complex data‑breach issues and are not getting clear answers from companies. They propose…
The post encourages anyone to become a poet by writing every day—starting with one sentence at twilight and then expanding into full stanzas in a notebook—while stressing that…
I recently created a simple p5.js sketch called **math‑101** (available on <https://editor.p5js.org/catpea/sketches/> and the GitHub repo <https://github.com/catpea/p5>) that…
I recently started exploring 3‑D printing, noting that simple models sell on sites like Thingiverse and Pinshape for about $3–$12 and that the key to a good model is a unique,…
High‑school should have taught students to build businesses rather than chase grades, and college was portrayed as a “scam” that fails to give real independence; the post argues…
Using Blender’s free open‑source 3D modeling tools, the post explains how to design manifold models for 3D printing by constantly checking geometry with the “Check All” button;…
The author laments the “fake education” system and urges readers to pursue their own learning path through narrated books and online tutorials, believing that true knowledge…
The author uses a comic‑book reference—Batman’s useless gun in 1989—to illustrate how a seemingly simple device can become an exciting design challenge. He argues that true…
The post urges students to claim ownership of their learning, confront weak instruction, acquire hands‑on skills (music, 3D printing, coding), launch small businesses, and form…
The post argues that schools should focus on applied mathematics—such as generative art and programming—to lift students out of poverty, rather than abstract math alone; it…
The author begins by humorously redefining Michigan’s Great Lakes as “seas”—the Michigan, Superior, Huron, and Erie Seas—and describes the state’s geography with playful terms…
The author shares their experience learning 3‑D modeling after watching a beginner‑level Blender tutorial that demonstrates basic operations such as cutting, extruding, scaling,…
The post proposes a new “Integrated Education” model in which learning is self‑paced, achievement‑based and directly tied to real projects such as programming, generative art,…
The author argues that humanity’s advancement hinges on ending poverty, reforming the prison system with drug de‑criminalization and better support for the disadvantaged, so that…
A global bank would issue unlimited‑credit cards with daily spend limits to eliminate poverty, unite humanity as one family, and promote wisdom and greatness for future…
The post describes how the “boxes” of daily life—alarms, grades, careers, retirement, and other routine categories—encapsulate a repetitive cycle that can drain mental health and…
When I was a little child, I became fascinated by a distant hill that looked like a mountain and dreamed of reaching it. Years later, I organized a small expedition with knives,…
I challenged myself to learn Blender for millimeter‑scale 3D printing, initially thinking it would be hard enough to build my own program. After two days of trial and error I…
The author proposes adding three new school classes—Love, Poverty & Money, and Fake Education—to revamp education by focusing on healthy relationships, economics, and…
I started by exploring a Blender Doughnut tutorial and found its keyboard shortcuts and interface clear, which prompted me to use Blender as a backup to FreeCAD while also…
A lone cyclist begins his day at 4 am, eager to ride toward Lake Erie and explore the surrounding area. Along the way he follows a hidden passage in a park, spots a coffee shop,…
The tutorial guides teens through building 3‑D printable models with free software such as FreeCAD, Inkscape and PrusaSlicer, turning SVG shapes into extruded bodies that can be…
This post celebrates the innate genius of every individual and frames education as a lifelong, self‑paced quest for wisdom rather than mere memorization or grade‑centric success.…
The post recounts an adventurous attempt to cross a railroad track that is blocked by parked trains: after waiting for a while, the narrator climbs onto a train car using a…
The post argues that lifelong learning should begin early, be pursued at one’s own pace, and be driven by curiosity rather than just career goals; it stresses that each person is…
The author laments that conventional grading and lecture‑based instruction stifle students’ creativity, urging teachers to become active facilitators of self‑education rather…
The author argues that the true “key” to mastering design lies not in formal grades or tools but in a genuine, personal curiosity that drives one from childhood museum visits…
I began experimenting with 3‑D computer-aided design (CAD) on an old DOS machine that had a simple CAD program installed. Over the years I explored several tools—POV‑Ray for…
The author argues that self‑taught learning—especially in fields such as astrophysics or medicine—produces deeper understanding than rote test preparation, because universities…
The post argues that a variety of social problems—poverty, nuclear weapons, mass incarceration, police brutality, war—are “errors” we must correct in the next generation and that…
The post argues that traditional schooling relies on grades and memorization rather than real learning, causing students to pretend they’re learning for the sake of numbers. It…
This post invites readers to embrace humble beginnings by planning two types of weekend adventures: a casual outing to a beach or campsite where you can roast sausage or…
The post is an exhortation to young people that they must believe in themselves as “Genius” and actively pursue wisdom and greatness; it proposes creating a symbolic “passport”…
The author recounts the joy of hearing cicadas in New York and then details their latest project: a compact Raspberry‑Pi MP3 player that can adjust playback speed for workout…
The author shares practical tips for painters who travel to find inspiration: bring a portable easel but plan ahead so you can set it up in the right spot; use photography as a…
The author reflects on his creative process by recounting how he writes three poems—about inspiration turning into wisdom, about meaningful education, and a meta‑reflection on…
The post encourages painters to slow down and observe everyday colors, recording them in a journal so they can be recreated later; it stresses building color through transparent…
The post explains how to render graphite portraits: first locate the darkest parts of your image, work with mid‑tone pencils such as B or 2B, avoid hard strokes that damage…
A concise guide that argues tracing is an art form, explains how to faithfully reproduce the Mona Lisa by hand‑drawing it onto drawing paper with homemade carbon transfer, and…
The author reflects on the fleeting nature of human achievements—trees cut down unnoticed and the fragile window in which we thrive—and urges that we use this time wisely by…
I built a DIY MP3 player by repurposing an old CD‑ROM drive as the chassis for a small PCB that plays pre‑converted MOD files, and I attached a Bluetooth “shutter” remote to…
The post argues that travel—whether long adventures, short camping trips, or simple road journeys—offers a vital escape from overwork and a chance to reconnect with one’s own…
I’ve spent several years in the United States and have seen a variety of wildlife that I never encountered back home—pigeons, squirrels, sparrows, storks, deer, boars, rabbits,…
I built a minimalist portable Linux audio player that runs on battery power and an audio card without a screen or keyboard; I use a cheap Bluetooth “shutter” remote (normally…
The post explains how to use the Linux command line for tasks such as playing media, downloading files, and retrieving data from APIs, illustrating with examples like using wget,…
Linux is just the kernel part of an operating system; when combined with GNU’s user‑level tools (and sometimes a different kernel like Hurd), it forms GNU/Linux, which many…
I began my technical journey by tinkering with audio files in 1996, which led me to explore early DOS graphics programs like Image72 and the first Visual Basic releases,…
I’ve been tinkering with a Raspberry Pi Zero W since I switched to Linux in 1998, and recently built a compact music‑player for my bike by powering the Pi from a 15 k mAh…
I learned how to make a Raspberry Pi button recently, and I researched it my way. [I wanted to see if there was a way to do it on the command…
The post argues that studying history and politics is essential for understanding humanity’s present and shaping its future; it reminds readers that past mistakes repeat…
People often do not fight because they lack a clear cause and this ignorance is deliberately cultivated by the powerful; breaking the cycle of poverty requires real education and…
In this post the author argues that two common human errors—accepting things without questioning and underestimating ourselves—can be overcome with a simple double‑word mantra:…
The post reflects on the idea that true wisdom comes from within and grows through continual learning, experience, and immersion in nature—fresh air, colors, sounds—and through…
In this poetic post the author celebrates growth through adventure and inherited wisdom from literature, urging readers to measure themselves by knowledge rather than birth or…
The post portrays our hobbies, interests, and curiosities as a star chart guiding us toward the “call” that shapes our lives; as we mature this call becomes more sophisticated,…
The post explains how creating an oil painting is a multi‑day process that benefits from careful color planning, pre‑mixing, and iterative sketching—using tools such as GIMP,…
I wandered into an antique shop and spent the day hunting treasures—pets, books, guitar picks, pocket knives, VHS tapes, a large backpack for firewood, and an ammo box perfect…
The post argues that the world is not ending but simply out of sync, and this misalignment stems largely from how we structure education: institutions charge for knowledge,…
The author reflects on how an early idea to build an MP3 player with a Raspberry Pi sparked a lifelong passion for electronics and programming, showing that small, personally…
After repeatedly dealing with flats and mechanical mishaps on several bicycles, the author learns to carry all repair tools and keep a spare bike ready for smooth rides.
The post recounts the author's personal approach to wilderness camping, emphasizing that being a “Real Mountain Man” involves meticulous preparation—always bringing a second…
Artists often feel they lack skill, but the key is drawing concepts—such as using an L‑shaped nose for modern graphics—and mastering color schemes and proportions. To capture a…
The essay argues that poverty is a global “virus” that hinders individual and collective progress, and proposes a single, nation‑wide program to eradicate it: a central bank that…
A cyclist narrates an amusing encounter with a flock of birds while riding his bike; after noticing the birds’ startled flight when he waved a twig in front of him, he discovers…
I recently compared an hour of shuffle dancing to a slow 10 K run—what I called a “Cold Turkey” because I jumped straight into jogging without prior warm‑up—and found the dance…
The post presents an eclectic reflection on humanity’s future, weaving together ideas from combinatorial genomics, the “Protocols” (a set of global guidelines), and personal…
I first discovered the idea of “Trail Magic” while listening to Bill Bryson’s audiobook *A Walk in the Woods* (later adapted into a film starring Robert Redford), and it is this…
In this whimsical post the author recounts a bicycle ride that inspires a foray into Linux and audio processing; he sets up a Raspberry Pi as an inexpensive workstation, installs…
The post begins by framing adventure as an inner state rather than a physical journey; the author emphasizes that being ready for an outing is simply having one’s curiosity and…
A visionary computer program was designed to solve national problems by engaging educated voters in direct decision‑making. After realizing that politicians were misled and…
The poem celebrates humans as fluid, creative thinkers rather than mere workers or rule‑followers, urging us to reshape old systems and politics with fresh insight. It calls for…
The post likens a nation’s laws to source code, arguing that by rewriting this “program” we can end poverty, mass incarceration, unfairness and poor education. It stresses that…
A writer muses that uninterrupted self‑growth—fueled by a wide range of passions from museums to Mars exploration and Raspberry Pi projects—keeps one’s dreams alive, drives…
The post argues that people who settle into “ordinary” routines miss out on unique growth, urging readers to embrace adventurous, authentic lives—supported by audiobooks—to…
Nature walks are presented as deep philosophical quests that reveal a new virtue—cheerfulness—that complements classic virtues, urging readers to prepare thoughtfully for both…
The post argues that dictators fall when successive generations learn to confront them, not only in war but “in time,” because the most powerful weapon against evil is the…
The author opens by stressing the need to heed personal advice and cultural influences while walking one’s own path, and then turns to a reflective practice of consulting an…
The author introduces the “45‑minute rule,” which distinguishes an adventure (the initial excitement) from an expedition (the sustained effort), and illustrates it with a…
The post celebrates how true genius emerges from continuous, self‑driven exploration rather than forced training: by following one’s curiosities across subjects and building on…
The post argues that modern schooling relies too heavily on memorization and standardization, treating learning as a commodity rather than a genuine pursuit of knowledge; it…
Real Education propels individuals forward by keeping them one or more steps ahead of unseen troubles, fortifying their safety, strength, and intellect while empowering them—and…
The post is a playful poem about a bicycle trip in which the narrator sees a group of deer that he likens to little horses and decides to capture the moment on camera. He rides…
The post argues that teaching is more than a job; it’s the vehicle for cultural transmission and generation‑building. The author laments how many teachers copy grades from…
The author reflects on their discontent with traditional math instruction, celebrates a successful personal LED project, and calls for a return to self‑directed learning outside…
The author recounts their first attempt at building an LED circuit, detailing how they initially omitted a resistor and consequently burned two LEDs before learning to calculate…
The post calls for a universal renewal of human rights and cultures that guarantee freedom from indoctrination, poverty, and violence. It urges children to learn truthfully and…
The post explains how to start web development by picking manageable technologies, then details the many layers of hosting and security that come into play once your server is…
The post argues that a civilization’s maturation hinges on collective learning—self‑education, knowledge, wisdom, and the pursuit of greatness—and that true growth begins when a…
The post asserts that real learning comes from passionate teachers using flexible, computer‑assisted lecture models that encourage true understanding instead of rote…
The post outlines a three‑step plan to build an integrated system: first, create a computer game that earns players fame; second, develop an editor and automator so they can…
The post argues that true world peace will come from “real education” built on cultural convergence, where students create independent businesses at graduation instead of chasing…
The author reflects on reality as a solid wall that many people—especially judges, politicians, and ordinary citizens—struggle to move against, warning that those in power can…
By believing that the world’s most vital changes come when every individual becomes wiser and stronger, this post calls for collective action: we must fix our schools so they…
The post describes how to become a lifelong “Hero” who, in his later years, shares wisdom and humor through books and audio, inspiring future generations with real-life stories…
The post argues that conventional schooling often forces students into predetermined subjects and routines, leaving little room for true learning or personal interest; it…
The post is an exhortation to create art that endures—starting with a simple yet powerful frame, carving a single large stone with a hammer, and shaping it patiently over a week.…
The post argues that “genius” is not an elusive gift for a few, but a state everyone can reach by resting, finding happiness, and staying true to oneself. It encourages using…
The post argues that gaining true wisdom is a deliberate process built on reading many books—starting from simple, concrete examples like nuclear weapons and wage slavery to…
The post celebrates a new era in which “heroes” are alive again and thinkers—especially “out‑thinkers”—are ready to build the bridges that will lift society beyond its old…
The post claims schools fail to foster true individuality, urges readers to follow their own path and collaborate on repairing money and societal systems so each person can live…
The post celebrates the power of united human wisdom and calls for abandoning national borders, rigid beliefs, and petty deceptions that keep us blind; it urges a collective…
The post reflects on how “to think” means to out‑think others—especially political liars and analysts who out‑think voters—and extends this idea to space‑opera writers and the…
Writing, as the author argues, is humanity’s most enduring invention—an art that links people across time and space when done with intention and care. The post showcases a range…
Innovation comes from observing everyday objects, combining existing ideas into new creations that are simple, lightweight, and naturally fit together; by paying attention to…
I began my life as a self‑taught “little scientist,” sketching and writing from an early age—my first book titled *Kosmos* was a scribble of curiosity—and continued experimenting…
The post likens mastering parkour or skateboarding—requiring persistent practice and genuine learning—to the way individuals should approach any skill, including politics and…
The post argues that true growth happens when one leaves rote schooling behind, pursues diverse self‑learning in science, art, and practical skills, and uses this knowledge to…
The post is an exhortation to write a compact, pocket‑sized book that distills the author’s lifetime of learning into a handful of pages for future readers; it stresses that such…
The post reminds us that true success is measured by what we accomplish, not merely by titles or jobs, and urges us to use our accumulated wisdom to break free from old molds. It…
The poem celebrates individual initiative and genuine care for the world, urging each person to act regardless of size or knowledge, to think, dream, and transcend ordinary…
The post celebrates life’s long, magnificent journey from the beginning into the future, urging readers to live fully and never stay down. It frames each day as adding to a…
The post argues that while humans share biological similarities, each person’s intellectual life is uniquely their own; the error of assuming we are like everyone else leads to…
In this whimsical reflection, the author recounts various introductions at tech events—calling themselves a computer scientist, philosopher, troublemaker—that humorously shaped…
