I asked ChatGPT to write sermons for four religions. Then showed them to real leaders. Read more →
The Table Doesn’t Care What You Believe: Faith, Food and the Rules We Fight Over
Every kitchen is a rulebook. Halal, kosher, fasting, vegetarian vows — the rules are not the problem. The gatekeepers who sell the fence are. Read more →
The 3 AM Scroll Is a Patch We Never Apply
You treat sleep like a software update — forever clicking ‘later’ until one day the system refuses to boot. It is time to install the patch. Read more →
Why Your Phone Battery Dies at Exactly 3 PM
It is not a coincidence. It is physics. Read more →
Black Mirror & the Twilight Zone: old screens, new frights
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 →