Welcome back to Pop Loser! This week, Angine de Poitrine shared a photo with Shania Twain, Noah Kahan got Kidz Bopped, and the world lost beloved musician and comedian Oliver Tree. I will share my favorite song from Olivia...
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Aries mathematician Paul Erdős lived without a permanent address, traveling the world to collaborate with other mathematicians. He owned little, claiming “property is a nuisance.” His life was structured around doing mathematics and helping others...
Good Morning! We’ve got another perfect June day. Highs in the 70s, clear skies, all that jazz. If you’re lucky and your job gives you Juneteenth off, this evening is for drinking on patios, paddling on the water, and...
The Seattle Art Museum is playing games this summer.
Image: Courtesy Chloe Collyer/Seattle Art Museum
Tee times just got a whole lot more highbrow. Last week, Mini Golf at Olympic Sculpture Park launched as a dual attraction: a locally-crafted interactive art...
I left a finance job in Ireland in my early twenties. The reason was simple enough at the time. I looked at the people ten and fifteen years ahead of me, the ones I was supposed to want to...
It is a Tuesday in late autumn, and a couple in their sixties are eating pasta at a kitchen table they have shared for twenty-eight years. He refills her water without being asked. She slides the parmesan toward him...
For many hardware, deeptech, and science-based startups, building the first prototype is only half the battle. The harder question often comes next: where do you actually make the thing?
SFU VentureLabs and Manterra Technologies are hoping to make that answer...
The next time a kid in your neighbourhood sells lemonade, you may be able to tap your phone instead of digging for change.
That is the idea behind Lemonade Lab, a free BC-built platform founded by Dean Horsfield that helps...
The cursor blinks. The research is open in nine tabs, the coffee has gone lukewarm, and I have read enough to write a competent summary of the thing. What I do not have, yet, is the angle. That is...
