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“The Haunted Library”

19 Jul 2026 1 minute read 0 comments cryotosensei

Ironically, as the exam season approaches, I am spending more time reading. I think that as someone who prefers to read self-help books, I see reading such fiction books as a crash course in absorbing the lexicon of action verbs and the like. Not to...

Startup Profile #2: HoodBooks—Saving Webnovel Authors from the Claws of Overly Attached Platforms

17 Jul 2026 2 minute read 0 comments Grayrabbit

 Welcome back to the GrayRabbit hidden gems series, where we ignore the multi-billion-dollar tech giants and look at the startups actually trying to fix broken industries. Today, we are diving into the wild world of digital publishing. OWNER/FOUNDER...

Are We Forgetting the Magic of Physical Books?

9 Jul 2026 4 minute read 1 comment Bhatt_G

As you all know that Jeff Bezos is the owner of Amazon. When he started his online business, it was also an online bookstore, and in that, he used to sell only books to people. But now Amazon has started selling everything, and in this way, many such...

1991, April: eyeglass intrigue during spring break (part two)

3 Jul 2026 5 minute read 0 comments jasonmcgathey

Rolling up to the DMV cabin on the far side of Mansfield, I’m already aware that there’s a nasty old crone working here, known far and wide as a real ball buster. She has an impeccable reputation for failing pretty much everyone, for any reason at a...

1991, April: eyeglass intrigue during spring break (part one)

3 Jul 2026 6 minute read 0 comments jasonmcgathey

A mindset you employ as a kid but learn, through trial and error, to completely dispense with in your adult years is knowing there is absolutely no chance of something working out favorably, but crouching in a silent paralysis as events unfold...

“Animal Problem-Solving”

20 Jun 2026 1 minute read 0 comments cryotosensei

With the surge of use in AI tools, it is paramount for people to teach the young problem-solving skills. I am quite concerned about how my children won’t be able to find jobs that pay the bills in the future. I guess a good way for me to control this...

How an ECONOMY works using Fish?

19 Jun 2026 3 minute read 0 comments RionWeb3

    I think last week there was a theme that talked about what would happen if you were in an unknown and I already assume deserted place, without any money or help. I found the topic very interesting because I had already read an economics book...

A Jalan Kuloh Resident Speaks

13 Jun 2026 1 minute read 0 comments cryotosensei

Good morning, everyone Aim: To announce that the Lighthouse recently secured 5 copies of “This Is What Inequality Looks Like”. Written by Teo You Yenn, it depicts the lives of low-income Singaporeans.   Why You Should Read It: A chapter titled Every...

The mathematics of self-deception: why the economy of SPIEF-2026 lives on the credit of the future

11 Jun 2026 9 minute read 1 comment Ship Shard

Publication in Russian on the Zen bloghttps://dzen.ru/a/aiRpZfM-oDHeT-7m SPIEF 2026 and the trap of the "Right Path": a lesson from Dune for the Russian economy. A stimulus-driven economy: how long will this spurt last? At the St. Petersburg Internat...

The Economics of Fear: How military spending is eating up a country's life

7 Jun 2026 13 minute read 0 comments Ship Shard

Publication in Russian on the Zen bloghttps://dzen.ru/a/ah6-TD3UbHoYV6Vd The price of "greatness": how military spending robs a country of its future. Fifty trillion dollars and the lost future of the country. This story is about how the state has ea...