Learning About This Curious Adventure We Call Life
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Hiya!
Until I started Curious Adventure in 2020, I assumed our species had learned everything we needed about the world and Life. As if brilliant minds like Albert Einstein and Galileo Galilei had already made all the significant, monumental, life-changing, history-altering discoveries, and all that’s left for modern scientists is to work out the details. Maybe you assume this, too.
But I was wrong.
For centuries, scientists have focused on reductive explorations of our shared, objective physical world, trying to understand it by reducing it to the sum of its parts and creating designated fields — biology, chemistry, archaeology, physics, etc. They learned much but have been limited by technological constraints.
However, as technology advances, so does science.
Now, scientists have the means to delve deeper into their respective fields while also learning how they work together in nature. More than that, for the first time ever, experts can use modern technology to investigate our unique internal experiences — our thoughts, mind, and consciousness itself.
In the process, researchers are revisiting some of humanity’s most enduring mysteries across all scientific fields — and they’re already discovering more than I ever dreamed possible about this Curious Adventure we call Life.
I learn everything I can about what scientists are discovering — about humanity (our history, biology, consciousness), our environment (climate change, geology, and urban planning), our universe (physics and chemistry), and much more — through reading scientific papers, studies, and articles from reputable sources.
I break down what I’ve learned using a lens of curiosity, critical thinking, and emotional intelligence, and deliver it directly to your inbox, so we can all be reminded of what it means to be human.
My goal is not just to share information, but for us to understand it. To understand why it’s relevant and how it applies to our understanding of how life works.
As such, you may find that my letters to you are in-depth. Perhaps longer than you’d generally care to read, and includes more information than you may care to know.
Subscription options let you customize the frequency of full content you receive in your inbox — once a month, once a week, or twice weekly — while receiving a sneak peek of all articles regardless of subscription status.
I subscribe to several reliable scientific and academic resources and spend hours, sometimes days, researching studies, articles, papers, and news releases so you don’t have to.
In addition to receiving regular, well-researched articles, as a paid subscriber, you’ll have 24/7 access to hundreds of articles in the archives, so you can tumble down as many curious rabbit holes as you’d like.
The subscription fee helps me pay my bills, allowing me to continue learning about what scientists are discovering and share it with you.
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I value and appreciate you, so unless we're in direct communication, you’ll only find me in your inbox on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
I know… decisions, decisions…
