If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! And if there’s anything else I can do for you, feel free to drop me a line.When you record audio or video (or even take a photo), with today’s technology, there’s a lot you can do after the original [...]

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Forging your own path isn’t always easy. It’s what I want to do, that’s for sure. I want to be my own person, and blaze my own trail and all. But it’s not always easy.
When you forge your own path, more often than not, it means that you’re on your own. It’s your own path. [...]

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Natural selection is a constant process going on around us, in all species. As species evolve and adapt, the fittest ones survive, the weaker ones die off. It’s sad, yes. But it’s a part of the natural cycle of life. For adaptations to become universal - and effective - the weaker ones need to die [...]

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When you watch movies, you’re just seeing a series of still pictures. Why does it seem like smooth motion? Because the eye “holds” the image for a bit after it goes off - ‘persistence of vision’, so it’s called. But it doesn’t hold it too long (if it did, you’d see a mesh of all [...]

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Just a short post, tI’ve been watching Numb3rs a lot lately. I’m just quite fascinated by the math (yes I’m a math geek), and how so much of human behavior can be mathematically laid out and predicted (according to the show, at least).
One thing that struck me about an episode I saw last week. The [...]

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You might have noticed the prism in the header image and favicon for this blog. And from now on, that will be the ‘logo’ of this blog, going with the tagline of “Let your true colors shine through.”
So, why a prism? Because of what it represents. The one in the icon might not be physically [...]

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