Lost Futures
Technological Progress and History
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China’s Forgotten Maritime Empire
The Return of Zheng He by Vladimir Kosov (Source: Wikimedia)
Two thousand Chinese soldiers crouch outside the walls of a foreign capital. It is night, somewhere in the southwest of Sri Lanka. The year is 14111. They are outnumbered, deep i...
Farewell Inkhaven
Today marks day 30, the final day of Inkhaven. As I write this post, I have already left the campus grounds. While there is much I’m looking forward to as I rotate back into the real world, I cannot help but feel a subtle tinge of sadness t...
No One Knows About Moons
It’s day 29 of 30 for Inkhaven, and I’m officially done with history posts until after my residency concludes. I’ve effectively run out of topics that I have both the energy to write about right now and the background knowledge to cover acc...
The Shortest Garden Hermit Career
A hermit (Source: Wikimedia)
During the 18th and early 19th centuries, owners of English country estates occasionally bought newspaper advertisements expressing their interest in hiring someone for a peculiar job: the garden hermit. Contra...
What Did Roger Bacon See?
Painting of Roger Bacon by Ernest Board (Source: Wellcome Collection)
At the beginning of Inkhaven, I wrote a post titled “Did Anyone Predict The Industrial Revolution?” In it, I mention a particular quote from the 13th century medieval mo...
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