Why Does Software Rot If Nothing Wears Out?
Software never wears out — bits don’t age. It rots anyway, because the world around it changes, and Lehman’s laws of software evolution explain exactly how.
Why the Roundabout Conquered Europe but Stalled in America
The modern roundabout’s success came from a one-sentence legal rule — yield on entry — not from the geometry. Here is how a 1958 Middlesbrough experiment and Britain’s 1966 law created the safest intersection on Earth, and why America still has only about 3,200 of them.
How Old Are Saturn’s Rings? Far Younger Than Saturn — and Slowly Dying
Cassini measurements show Saturn’s rings formed only ~10–400 million years ago, are less than half a Mimas mass, and are draining into the planet — the solar system’s grandest sight is young and temporary.
Schizophrenics vs Sociopaths
Two Leaders of Society I keep thinking about this video I saw on TikTok: Society’s Leaders? Schizophrenics vs. Sociopaths. It…
CLEAVE script—concept 10
CLEAVE, a homicidal transgender delusional post-apocalyptic retrowave screenplay, portion 10, finale.
Prepare yourself for him to nuke Iran.
Prepare yourself for him to nuke Iran.
CLEAVE script—concept 09
CLEAVE, a homicidal transgender delusional post-apocalyptic retrowave screenplay, portion 09, posted in installments.
