Journal
Notes, essays and behind-the-scenes writing — on and off the beaten path.
A practical map of remote data-entry and knowledge-work platforms for Australians — the in-demand skills, the tax traps, and the ones worth your time.
Ingo Swann’s suppression theories meet genetics, electromagnetic field research and documented telepathy cases — where the fringe and the peer-reviewed start to overlap.
Fifty years after The 12th Planet, revisiting Zecharia Sitchin’s Anunnaki and Nibiru claims against newer archaeological discoveries mainstream academia still won’t touch.
Fighter pilots have reported leaving their bodies at the edge of consciousness for decades — the neuroscience now catching up to explain why extreme g-forces trigger it so reliably.
For MTHFR carriers, standard folic acid may be the wrong tool entirely — the bioactive B-vitamin forms and the evidence behind supplementing around the mutation.
From Caucasus mountain tradition to gut-brain axis research — what current science says kefir actually does to thyroid function, hormone balance and inflammation.
The mechanisms, evidence and manufacturing realities behind silver’s antimicrobial reputation — and where the science actually holds up against the marketing.
Revisiting the noosphere as a collective field intelligence rather than private cognition — and what it means for that field once AI starts “thinking” inside it too.
Pink Himalayan salt’s health halo doesn’t survive contact with the actual contaminant data — a rundown of which salts test cleaner for Australian shoppers.
Traditional programming builds; machine learning grows. A look at software’s two founding philosophies through the competing metaphors of construction and cultivation.
A workplace anthropology of a phrase overheard at the printer — tracing ‘Sales DNA’ through a leading construction software company’s walls until it stops meaning anything specific at all.
On accidentally starting a research project into a buzzword spotted on an office placard — and discovering it means something slightly different to everyone who says it.
On the itch that sends people chasing diets, philosophies and self-help systems for a problem they can’t quite name — and why the chasing is often the point.
How Black Panther and Captain Marvel’s viral social wins in Phase 2 quietly rewired what the MCU optimises for — actor and influence, not just character fidelity.
A pocket-dimension elseworld inside the DCEU built from Image and DC’s Wildstorm characters — from Grifter working the shadows to Majestros battling cosmic threats.
A fully painted sci-fi comic about the morning after first contact is finally admitted — three issues, in print now.