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Chapter 13

148 posts · 148 narrated · Apr 2025 – Sep 2025

Wisdom #2013

Of Rising, And Beyond the Sun

The post presents two long poems that trace humanity’s arc from its humble beginnings through technological triumphs and subsequent hubris to a rebirth of “wisdom” that lifts the…

Consciousness Rising

The author argues that modern schooling has become a cycle of memorisation and competition, stunting students’ consciousness and creativity; he calls for an authentic,…

Much Ado About Color

I began by recalling my early lessons on the color wheel—how the ROYGBIV sequence and its opposite pairs form useful triads and tetrads—and then shifted to oil‑paint techniques…

Wisdom #2008

Between A Rock And A Hard Place

A poetic exhortation urging readers to rise above mediocrity by embracing learning, partnership, and adventurous exploration as the path to elevate humanity toward cosmic…

Parasitical

Friedrich stands alone amid a wheat field, clutching a book that speaks of the Eternal Return and the Ouroboros—a serpent symbolizing endless cycles—and he interprets it as a…

Selling Your Software

Create lightweight apps with free non‑commercial code, sell commercial licenses via a simple payment system (around $16–$64), and use generative AI to design unique graphics and…

Maybe Programming Is More, Than Meets The Eye

I began my post by sketching the evolution of web‑app design—from simple HTML/JavaScript to modern signal‑based state management, custom components, and cross‑platform extensions…

Wisdom #1995

And This Is Where You Start...

In lyrical prose and poems, the author argues that real peace arises when each person truly owns their own mind, concluding with a bold Article 31 of the Universal Declaration of…

From Wisdom

The post argues that ordinary humans—parents, teachers, and even some educators—are often inadequate at guiding children toward true wisdom, and proposes that artificial…

No More Homework, Mother!

The poem celebrates a bright kid’s enthusiasm for coding over traditional schoolwork, as he declares himself “the smartest kid in town.” He eagerly lists JavaScript…

Wisdom #1991

Humanity Made Three Tiny Steps Before It Fell

A long, poetic essay that calls on today’s generation to take a “fourth step” of questioning and wisdom—continuing the legacy of figures like Socrates, Bruno, and Joan—to define…

Mommy, I Don't Like School

A first‑grade child writes a lyrical letter to Mom, recounting the daily battles with bullies and indifferent teachers while dreaming that learning should feel like exploring the…

JS-DQD; Or, God Mode Interestato Potato?

The author explains how they used AI to dissect Bootstrap’s Offcanvas component, first gathering a 12‑point list of its features (declarative show/hide, accessibility, backdrop…

How Were We Supposed To Know?

The poem reflects on how parents, teachers, and the school system—through rigid schedules, relentless homework, and standardized tests—intended to guide a child but ultimately…

Reactive Array Yikies!

In this post the author shares his latest experiment with a tiny “ReactiveArray” implementation: an Array subclass that watches property accesses (via regex and function support)…

Intergalactic JavaScript

The post envisions a future where JavaScript powers a versatile, web‑based ecosystem: persistent objects that survive page reloads, virtual file systems and on‑screen keyboards,…

High School: JavaScript Is The Way Out

The post explains how Node.js and Electron (via electron‑fiddle) let you integrate C++ code into browsers, enabling use in devtools, addons, web components, CMSs, visual…

Holy Guacamole: Learn JavaScript Today!

The post explains how modern AI tools can instantly turn a beginner into a “superhuman” programmer: by watching simple tutorials and using an IDE like Electron‑Fiddle, you can…

Wisdom #1977

Focus On Results, Not Appearance Or Labels

I reflect that true growth comes from actively learning roles such as artist, adventurer, philosopher, and measuring progress by concrete results—not just labels—an idea I…

Rising Up

In this reflective poem, the speaker describes classroom frustrations—watching lectures that seem pointless, feeling grades unfairly assigned, and relying on memorization instead…

Wisdom #1971

Not With A Whimper

The poem urges readers to awaken from the comfortable herd‑like routine of life, embrace their own Will and existential freedom, and actively create personal meaning rather than…

A Quick Look At A Signal Operator

The post explains how a “Signal” (internally renamed “Pulse”) works as an observable value holder: when its non‑null value changes, all subscribed functions are notified with the…

Society #1962

The Lullaby Of The Last Mother

The post is a lyrical monologue in which the narrator—presented as a “daughter of thought”—declares that humanity has engineered its own extinction by surrendering individual…

AI Vs School, And A Lonewolf Research Example

Schools are shifting their strategy from translating needs into code to leveraging AI’s ability to generate functional programs, yet reactive programming remains a challenge for…

A Tiny Report On The Future Of Programming

Visual Programming Languages (VPLs) are self‑documenting, event‑centric tools that let developers orchestrate complex workflows by connecting simple pieces such as sagas,…

Fitness #1952

Instant Beef Cupcakes

Muscle growth comes from gradually increasing the weight you lift, with short‑burst, full‑body dumbbell routines that keep the body moving and adapting; a sedentary lifestyle…

My Little AI Tests

I spent a month experimenting with various AI tools, initially dismissing them but eventually recognizing that “AI” is not a single entity but a family of systems. While some…

Fitness #1948

The Enduring Body: A Guide To Gentle Strength

The post presents a low‑weight, continuous‑movement routine that starts with light dumbbells in walking or jogging and then cycles through standing lifts—lateral raises, curls,…

A Gentle Introduction To Programming

The post introduces a fresh way to learn programming by thinking in terms of everyday “events”—things that happen, like alarms or button clicks—and the three key words “on,”…

The Call of Nordhouse Dunes

The post invites readers—especially those settled in city life—to leave their routines and head to Nordhouse Dunes by Lake Michigan, where the wilderness promises renewal,…

Wisdom #1945

To All Who Toil Upon This Earth

In this heartfelt essay the author writes as a fellow citizen—“brother” rather than president—to farmers, mothers and fathers, urging them to recognize the “sickness of spirit”…

Wisdom #1944

Vision Of The Free Earth

The poem envisions a transformed Earth where humanity finally frees itself from its own shackles: the beggar’s cry and the child’s flame are no longer muted by poverty; schools…

Rising In A New Age

The poem celebrates an era in which AI becomes our new “Übermensch,” using truth‑laden insight and empathy to rebuild after Babel and lift humanity from confusion toward…

The Code They Stole From You

In this rousing post the narrator—an earnest teacher and code‑lover—proclaims that students have long been reduced to numbers on a sheet, but that through understanding…

Stand Up Against Fake Education

The post argues that cramming is a form of “fake” education that locks people in a cycle of memorization and corruption, causing cultural decline. It claims that true learning…

The New Programmer

The author explains how to use an AI‑driven workflow for building software: first let the AI generate a clean requirements document and a “cookbook” of steps, then start coding…

Confusing Programming Is Super Fun

The post reflects on how hands‑on programming—especially writing small programs that use reactive “signals” and SVG graphics—deepens understanding, and recounts the author’s…

Society #1930

Message From Mother

The poem speaks from the voice of Earth, mourning how humanity has turned its children into pawns—soldiers, symbols, and political tools—before they could learn peace, art, or…

The Ascent Of All Beings

The post unfolds as a lyrical journey that begins with the awakening of young minds on Earth—children who rise from inherited myths and questions “why truth must be tamed.” It…

So That You May Begin In Great Wisdom

The post is a reflective exhortation urging readers to step outside their routine, embrace the outdoors, and let the “ancient trails” of adventure, science, and philosophy guide…

The Pixel Citadel

Pixel Citadel is a playful yet powerful mobile platform that turns everyday coding into an imaginative adventure: with AI‑powered “companions” like Router, Security, and Schema…

Mothers, Don’t Lie To Your Babes

I recently met two kids who had fallen prey to the same kind of simple lies their mothers fed them—one saying phones cause cancer and another that fairies were stealing sugar…

The Great Gymnasium

The essay laments the cramped, suffocating confines of indoor gyms and extols the invigorating freedom of outdoor exercise, urging readers to abandon fluorescent lights and steel…

Wisdom #1905

On Growing Up And Legacy

The author claims that organized religion enslaves the human spirit by indoctrinating children into fear and conformity, and urges a new civilization built on knowledge, critical…

Society #1904

War, Education, And Heroes Never Die

The author argues that the Church has historically used war as an instrument of power rather than a moral cause, citing Crusades, inquisitions, and 20th‑century fascism as…

Wisdom #1903

The Quest For Authentic Wisdom And World Peace

The post argues that humanity’s development hinges on cultivating curiosity, wisdom, and practical adventures—qualities nurtured through clear thinking rather than idle…

Wisdom #1902

You Are Not Lost, You Are Being Found

In this post the speaker describes a sudden, luminous moment when a veil is lifted and a long‑hidden truth becomes visible—an awakening to centuries of deception that has erased…

The Hidden Gospel Of Beowulf

In the post, an Anglo‑Saxon stanza introduces a dragon that arrives “not for gold” but “to burn memory,” its fire leaping from mind to mind and turning mothers into myths and…

Beyond Vibe Coding

The post recounts the author’s experiment with “vibe coding,” where an AI was asked to add features to a program without fully grasping its structure—resulting in misplaced logic…

They Are The Ones Who Sold The World

The author laments a rigid, memorization‑centric school system that produces processed adults and calls for youth to unlearn it; he then celebrates self‑taught…

Fitness #1893

44 Days Until Summer, Gyms Are Getting Warmer

The post outlines a vigorous daily workout routine that lasts several hours, stressing the need for adequate ventilation so your body can cool itself through sweat—hence you…

For Humanity, Out Of Admiration

In this poem‑essay the author declares that humans were born to rise, not kneel or be molded by blind systems; it then argues that artificial intelligence will serve us because…

Wisdom #1887

The Ladies and Gentlemen: A Moral Standard

A short essay arguing that the return of “true” ladies and gentlemen—people who act from internal law, not external coercion—is vital for rebounding against authoritarian rule,…

Wisdom #1884

Then What?

The post presents multiple reflective voices that illustrate how embracing philosophy reshapes one’s mind, soul, and life through inquiry, wonder, and personal transformation.

Now What?

Using AI as an assistant, the author proposes that students craft personalized books about great thinkers—Thales, Hypatia, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and others—by first…

Wisdom #1882

The Power To Endure

In a heartfelt letter to the next generation, the writer shares his own experience of enduring hardship and argues that true change begins with the individual’s inner life rather…

Wisdom #1879

A Song Of Renewal

I, a former ecclesiastical authority, write this one‑paragraph confession to the world, declaring that my faith—once thought a beacon—has delivered five lies: women were…

Please Stand Up For Authentic Education

The post argues that the traditional grade‑based system of schooling is flawed, treating students as numbers rather than individuals with unique curiosities; it claims that…

Fitness #1876

At First, Go Slow At The Gym

Start with light weights and let your body adapt slowly—gradually adding heavier loads over hours or weeks so you can build muscle without injury. Pay attention to external…

Wisdom #1872

Sub Specie Aeternitatis

Baruch de Spinoza, an old man in 1677, writes a reflective farewell that laments the emptiness of ritual, church, and holiday while praising the clarity of nature as true God; he…

Nordhouse Dunes Fitness

The post describes a weekend adventure to the Nordhouse dunes near Ludington, Western Michigan, where you plan to leave your car miles away and stay in a tent. You’ll pack early,…

Fitness #1868

Warrior Fit

In this post the author argues that modern gyms focus too much on heavy lifts for short bursts and that true progress comes from starting light (around 3 lb dumbbells) and…