Female Medicine, Stein Theory and the Future

At the moment, I am writing the 5th edition of Stein Theory, unifying every force plus inertia, time and even consciousness, and deriving every physical constant from 1st principles. It will appear around the first anniversary of the 1st edition. All the content exists, the work is done, I am just writing up and polishing now.

For almost a year I have lived very hap...

For decades, outdoor brands have pioneered fabrics that changed how people live and work outdoors. Waterproof-breathable membranes like Gore-Tex, Polartec, and eVent are among the most successful material innovations of the last half-century. They keep rain out while still letting sweat vapour escape — a combination that has defined modern outdoor gear.

The explanat...

I’ll be blunt: I’ve used large language models before, but never like this. This time I set up a small experimental team: Grok 3 (xAI) on one side, GPT-5 Thinking on the other, and me in the middle directing physics intuition. The goal was simple and specific—test whether a deterministic geometric idea I’ve been carrying around (facelocks/corridors rotating and weakening unde...

After almost ten months of development, I’ve finally completed Stein Theory 4: Science Rediscovered. This is the definitive edition — a complete, deterministic framework for physics built entirely on geometry. I can’t promise there will never be a 5th Edition — science is never finished — but right now this book captures the en...

Two and a half centuries ago, thirteen small colonies broke away from Britain and declared themselves the United States of America. At the time, Britain had around 8 million people, and the colonies about 2.5 million — so the rebellion was a noisy younger sibling storming out of the house.

Today the roles a...