Wanting to Die in Space
I didn't sleep well last night, but I always seem to dream somehow. I only write down the weirdest, and last night's dream was pretty odd, and I remember the dream starting in the middle of a total adventure.
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Kids Who Don’t Fit the System: A Personal Story
A childhood of low scores and setbacks didn’t stop me. This story shows why test results can’t predict resilience, passion, or success.
Math is Never Just Numbers
Math is never just numbers. Isaac Asimov once suggested that when words fail us, we turn to mathematics to describe the inexpressible, the things that terrify us most. He was speaking through fiction, but the observation reaches further than science fiction shelves. Math, in its purest form, is a structure
Following Darwin to the Galápagos
Retracing Charles Darwin’s 1835 voyage through the Galápagos Islands: San Cristóbal, Floreana, Santiago, and Isabela. A modern journey following Darwin’s footsteps across lava fields, tortoise habitats, and volcanic craters that inspired the theory of evolution.
Re-Analyzing the Dr. Seuss Study: Context and Comparative Standards
Analysis of Dr. Seuss racism study, evidence for and against claims, publishing bias context, and implications for children’s literature diversity.