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Do you currently have 40 tabs open?
Are there three unread books on your nightstand?
When you eat a snack, do you have have to fight the urge to pull up its Wikipedia article?
You're in the right place!
I started this project because I have a specific kind of problem. I want to learn everything. One week I’m convinced I need to understand 18th-century architecture, and the next week I’m deep in a rabbit hole about how sourdough starter works.
But the internet is… overwhelming.
Trying to learn about a new topic or skill usually means wading through hours of clickbait, confusing jargon, expensive courses, and mediocre articles just to find the good stuff. It’s enough to make you close the laptop and open TikTok for the tenth doomscroll of the day.
Think of this site as your friendly Internet Guidance Counselor. I spend the hours digging for the coolest resources on the web about a wide range of weird and wonderful topics. Then, I curate them into personal curriculums to share.
No tuitions, no exams. Just a collection of fun and fascinating jumping-off points to help you explore the things that spark your interest. Dive into a niche corner of history, learn a new skill you never thought of trying, or find the answers to those random questions we all have about how the world works.