Not what you were thinking…
What can a 13th-century warlord teach us about productivity? Discover Genghis Khan’s surprisingly effective approach to time management, delegation, ruthless prioritisation—and why it still applies in the modern workplace.
Marx meets meltdown in this chaotic trip to the supermarket with kids. Capitalism, cereal, and class struggle—now with snacks.
A remote control tells its side of the story: where it really goes when it disappears, why it hides, and what it thinks about jammy fingers, battery swaps, and being left under the cushion again.
A whimsical, slightly paranoid essay from the perspective of your kitchen kettle, revealing the secrets it keeps and the judgements it silently passes as it watches your daily chaos.
Ever wondered how many sociologists it takes to change a light bulb? Turns out, it’s not that simple. Dive into the philosophical chaos as academics debate the true nature of darkness, privilege, and the social construction of light.
Ever wondered why your inbox is a chaotic digital wasteland? Explore the psychology behind overflowing email accounts, the guilt of unread messages, and whether AI inbox tools are genius or just enabling our laziness.
Tired of boring office emails? Learn how to write like Shakespeare and add drama, passive-aggression, and poetic flair to your professional correspondence. Confound your colleagues, baffle your boss, and conquer the inbox like a bard.
A whimsical, satirical essay imagining a world where newspaper headlines had to be completely truthful, from underwhelming sports results to painfully accurate weather reports.