How Black Mirror reignited my love for The Twilight Zone — the 1959 anthology that proved one idea beats any budget — and a hopeful guess at what Black Mirror season 8 might bring. Read more →
The God Particle, 3 Years Later
We found the God Particle over a decade ago. Three years later: did it answer anything? Read more →
I Tracked Every Ringgit I Spent for 30 Days
I logged every sen for a month. RM478.90 on miscellaneous. 19 coffees. Read more →
From Bomohs to Biosensors (Part 3): The 2026 Update
Two years ago we traced Malaysia’s journey from traditional healers to health trackers. Read more →
Why Do We Still Use QWERTY Keyboards?
Your keyboard layout was designed in the 1870s to slow you down — not speed you up. Read more →
Why I Still Buy Physical Game Cartridges in 2026
Digital is faster. I work in IT — I understand efficiency. But when you buy a cartridge, it is yours forever. The shelf is a timeline. The ritual matters. A Gen-X gamer makes the case for physical media in 2026. Read more →
Why Faith in Religion Overpowers the Science of Nature
Why do billions choose faith over science? Not because faith has better evidence — but because science answers how and faith answers why. And humans need the why more than they need the how. A multi-faith perspective from a Gen-X Malaysian in IT. Read more →
Digital Immortality (Part 2): Who Owns Your Uploaded Mind?
You asked whether AI could store your consciousness. Now the harder question: if it can, who owns that copy of you? Read more →
Your WhatsApp Group Chats Are a Full-Time Job
You already have a job. Maybe two. But there’s a third one nobody talks about — managing your WhatsApp groups — and it pays RM0.00 with zero annual leave. Here is the survival guide you never knew you needed. Read more →
The Right to Disconnect: Can Malaysia Ever Do It?
France did it. Australia followed. But can Malaysia ever pass a Right to Disconnect law — or is our “Always-On” work culture too deeply embedded to reboot? Read more →