In my last post, I talked about how plastic was once celebrated as the wonder material of the future. It was cheap, durable, versatile, and seemed to solve countless manufacturing problems. Some people

There was a time when plastic was celebrated as a wonder material. It was light, cheap, colourful, durable, and incredibly versatile. Why use valuable metals for everyday products when plastic could do

Trade has once again taken center stage in the global economy. The latest move by US President Donald Trump to impose a 50% tariff on a broad range of Canadian imports marks a significant escalation in

I came across a BBC article about the weird things that can mess with your WiFi, and honestly, some of them were things I'd never even considered. Most of us blame our internet provider or restart the

I usually only watch stuff that's well-rated, and I'm not really someone who goes into a movie wanting to hate it. If there's nothing genuinely bad about it, I'm probably going to enjoy it for what it

Canada is facing one of its most severe wildfire seasons in recent memory. According to the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre, 955 wildfires are currently burning across the country, with nearly

The thick smoke hanging over cities across north eastern Canada and the United States is more than a weather event. It is a reminder that environmental disasters do not recognize borders, political rivalries

The UK government has announced new measures that will introduce an overnight social media curfew for 16 and 17 year olds. Under the plan, apps such as Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube will be unavailable

A new global survey by the Pew Research Center shows a noticeable shift in how people around the world view China and the United States. For the first time since the organization began tracking these opinions,

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently put out a blog post where he warns that companies using AI are basically paying twice. Once with actual money for token usage, and again by handing over data without

Daylight saving time is basically this. Twice a year, clocks shift by one hour. In spring they jump forward, so you lose an hour of sleep but gain an hour of light in the evening. In fall they fall back,

We Are the Ones Looking Away There is a pattern by now, and it is not subtle once you see it. Something enormous happens. A war escalates, a scandal breaks open, a set of documents gets released that should

It started with a decision that sounded final. Take out the leadership, break the chain of command, and the fighting ends fast. That was the theory anyway. Instead, months later, we are still watching

For more than a year, Polymarket has been everywhere. If you spend enough time on TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, or even X, you have probably seen the videos. Someone places a trade, waits a

Every day, a new AI model comes out. On social media, especially X and Twitter, people share endless automations, workflows, and setups. Every week, a new video claims that one model is better than all

What I have realized over the years is that improvement comes through action, while chasing certainty is often just imagining what the future might hold or constantly questioning whether a field or direction

When your footage fights back Anyone who has edited on an older or modest machine knows the frustration. You drop a clip into your timeline and the playback turns to a slideshow. Scrubbing becomes a guessing

People say that a family is bonded by blood. Being part of this bond comes with its pros and cons. I suppose there are not many cons for most people, but for some, they certainly exist. Photo by Jordan