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Newton's Principia: 337 Years of Ordered Universe

2025-07-06

In 1687, Isaac Newton published his groundbreaking *Principia Mathematica*, explaining the universe's workings, from falling apples to planetary orbits, providing a comprehensible model of the cosmos. Its publication was thanks to Edmund Halley's funding, preventing a significant setback for science. Newton's theories are still widely used today, from bridge building to space launches, ensuring our stable lives and preventing the kettle from floating into space.

The Productivity Paradox: Time May Not Exist

2025-06-25

This article explores how modern physics' understanding of time upends our perception of productivity. From Newton's absolute time to Einstein's relativity and the absence of time variables in quantum mechanics, the article argues that time may not objectively exist but rather emerges from quantum entanglement. Recent research suggests time is a phenomenon created by observers participating in quantum systems. This changes our understanding of productivity: focus and commitment are not just about efficiency but about participating in the creation of time itself. The article concludes with some quantum physics-based productivity management strategies, such as embracing quantum superposition scheduling and leveraging consciousness-dependent time creation.

A Toast to Douglas Adams: The Humorist of the Cosmos

2025-03-15

Today marks the anniversary of Douglas Adams' birth. This article humorously remembers the science fiction master known for works like *The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy*, filled with absurd cosmic imaginings and profound reflections on the human condition. The author argues that Adams' work not only brought laughter but also changed how we think about technology, extinction, and the very nature of reality itself; his humorous philosophy continues to guide us in navigating an increasingly complex world.