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How Broken Are Your Dreams

22 Mar 2026 1 minute read 0 comments i'mature $0.01

Text spotted on a t-shirt while negotiating Ho Chi Minh City’s metro. It was printed slightly lower than I would have liked, and missing a question mark. But still, it made me think. You know when we dream, all manner of impossibilities happen and s...

Proof of Entropy Minima and the Nakamoto consensus

22 Mar 2026 2 minute read 0 comments Cosmologa $0.15

In blockchains there is a basic rule behind Bitcoin-style consensus: miners compete to add the next block, and the network eventually follows the chain with the most accumulated proof of work. In practice, that means everyone is trying to agree on o...

AI Is Now A Scientist: Discoveries Faster Than Ever

16 Mar 2026 1 minute read 0 comments CineLonga $0.03

Science just got a game-changing upgrade and it’s AI. Cambridge-based Unreasonable Labs has unveiled a new platform that doesn’t just analyze data.It thinks like a scientist: generating brand new hypotheses, designing experiments and even simulating...

Scientists Just Found Alcohol In An Interstellar Comet

13 Mar 2026 1 minute read 0 comments CineLonga $0.05

I came across a space story this week that made me pause for a second. Astronomers are currently studying an object called 3I/ATLAS. At first glance it looks like just another comet. But it turns out this one didn’t form in our solar system at all.It...

A High School Student Found 1.5 Million Unknown Objects In Space

10 Mar 2026 1 minute read 1 comment CineLonga $0.20

For decades, scientists have been scanning the universe with powerful telescopes and satellites. But something unexpected just happened! A high school student went through public astronomy data and ended up identifying around 1.5 million objects in s...

first Science test

5 Mar 2026 1 minute read 0 comments cryotosensei $0.04

Today, 23 students sat for my Science test. It was extra momentous because they were attempting questions crafted by me. The first Science test that I had set in spite of my many years in teaching! My first question was a giveaway question. The funct...

things I learnt from setting my first Science paper

20 Feb 2026 1 minute read 0 comments cryotosensei $0.07

Question number needs to be bolded, as per national exam standards. Diagram needs to be as sharp as an arrow because blurry diagrams will be hard to decipher after the exam paper is printed. The line of the label needs to touch the diagram. If lette...

Human Senses Are Slowly Weakening

12 Feb 2026 1 minute read 0 comments CineLonga $0.04

We all know the five senses: sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell.But humans actually have more. Many of them are quietly growing weaker, slowly fading from our everyday awareness. Some animals can feel the Earth’s magnetic field and just know whic...

Built By Time, Not By Perfection

11 Feb 2026 1 minute read 0 comments CineLonga $0.10

The eye is so complex, it almost feels like it had to appear all at once.I used to think the same thing.I mean… what’s the point of half an eye? But evolution doesn’t work like that.It doesn’t aim for perfection.It just keeps what’s a little better t...

Blind, died, saw, came back, and was blind again

11 Feb 2026 1 minute read 6 comments Yttrandefrihet $0.04

Vicki Umipeg Noratuk was born prematurely in the early 1950s, weighing just three pounds after only 22 weeks in the womb. Due to excessive oxygen given in an incubator, a practice common at the time, she suffered permanent optic nerve damage and was...