Lech's Blog

There's a concept that tends to make people visibly uncomfortable the moment it comes up in conversation: the social credit score.

My Spanish teacher asked me something the other day that I haven't been able to shake.

Is aging just about the physical changes—fading memory, misplaced keys, or the slow return to childlike dependence?

Over time, I’ve found myself increasingly troubled by a certain kind of person—the kind who speaks with absolute certainty, whose opinions are unshakable, and who seems to thrive in the public eye.

Lately, I’ve been thinking about why so much of the world’s innovation seems to come from the US.

There’s a theory in psychology called Reinforcement Theory that speaks volumes about the role of resistance in growth.

Yuval Noah Harari often writes that what truly sets humans apart is our ability to create shared stories.

Let’s be honest - Europe is a patchwork of states.

My friend shared an illustration with me recently - a child standing face to face with a polar bear, with the words: “I hope you find time to be happy, not just strong.”

Maybe the Earth knows how to take care of itself.