I found a fascinating New Scientist article detailing thirteen scientific anomalies that current theories can't explain. It covers puzzles like dark matter, the Pioneer anomaly, and cold fusion, highlighting where our understanding of physics still falls short.
I have a cold and'm highlighting that it isn't caused by cold weather, contrary to traditional beliefs. I've linked to resources debunking the connection between low temperatures and catching the common cold.
I found an evaluation of the scientific realism in popular cinema. This resource rates films based on their adherence to physics, highlighting common inaccuracies like sound in space and rare examples of accurate portrayals.
I argue that time management is actually about building habits and managing my moods. I prioritize choosing the right tasks over efficiency, using strategic procrastination and working only when I’m inspired to get things done faster.
I struggle with business managers who treat one-in-a-trillion risks as likely events. DHH’s point about maintaining a sense of proportion is essential for avoiding nonsense and focusing on probabilities that actually matter in daily operations.
I discovered new CLI tools like fselect and xxh, explored modern HTML attributes for mobile UX, and reviewed books on neuroscience and oncology. I also learned about Anthropic's custom skills and European day-fine systems.
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