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Swimming · EcuadorRobert Macfarlane’s Is a River Alive? is less a book than a murmuration—fluid, flashing, sharply turned. It slips its leash early, refusing to be simply travelogue or philosophy or plea. Instead, it dares to be all three, all at once, just as a river dares to be glacier, snake, mirror, wound.We follow Macfarlane not so much as a guide but as a kind of apostle—though whether he serves nature or language is never quite resolved. His journeys acros…See the Story
Is a River Alive?: Robert Macfarlane’s Liquid Intellect - Scientific Inquirer
Eilat · EilatBeneath the surface of the ocean, a secret choreography unfolds—timed not by clocks or calendars, but by the silver light of the Moon. Coral reefs, sea worms, and even tiny sand-dwelling crustaceans all keep time with lunar precision, releasing eggs, changing color, and rising to mate in breathtaking synchrony. The Moon, it turns out, isn’t just a passive backdrop in the night sky—it’s a living metronome for life on Earth. In “Our Moon: How Eart…Read Article
The Lunar Clock Beneath the Waves: How Marine Life Runs on Moonlight
Artificial IntelligenceAI is rapidly embedding itself into nearly every sector of society, from agriculture and education to health care, infrastructure, and national security. It’s often framed as an inevitable step forward, offering efficiency, insight, and even hope. But behind the headlines and marketing buzz lies a more troubling reality: the expansion of AI is deepening inequality, accelerating environmental destruction, and entrenching systems of surveillance a…Read Article
