Teleonomic Wanderings
NegentropePhilosophical speculations on the good life from a person attempting to live it. Scientific speculations from a biologist who still can't believe how amazing the world is. Otherwise, an online journal filled with ramblings on things I find interesting.
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Strange (Cellular) Bedfellows
Every once in a while a technical term, coined to fulfill a particular function within a specific field, breaks out into the wild. Like a dog kept too long within the confines of civilization, it enters a realm drastically different from th...
An Ode to Liquid Proteins
Life is weirder than you know. Far weirder. It is that fact that arguably first attracted me to biology. We live on a strange world filled with alien creatures. There is a species of cephalopod that can alter the coloring of its skin in suc...
Are you a Consumer or a Person?
I have never once used AI to write one of my posts. I will admit to using it as an editor. I have given it a piece of writing and asked it to analyze the overall coherence, where my transitions between ideas could be improved, does my writi...
Short thoughts on Artemis 2
One of the hidden gems of the internet is the collaborative science fiction project Orion’s Arm. Over the course of two and a half decades, the numerous authors who have given their time and imagination to the project have crafted one of th...
On the (Surprising) Beauty of Mathematics
It started, as so many new journeys do, with a seemingly innocuous first step. I wanted to get better at mental arithmetic. Not for any particular reason, but for a smorgasborg of little ones. I was tired of having to pull out my phone’s ca...
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