by The Prof | Jan 30, 2026 | Musings
The Arrow of Time Isn’t What You Think Preamble In the last essay, we dismantled the idea that time “flows” like a cosmic river. Instead, we discovered that what feels like flow is really your brain stitching together memories, predictions, and a rising tide of...
by The Prof | Jan 30, 2026 | Musings
Why Time Feels Like It Flows (Even If Physics Says It Doesn’t) Preamble: The Strange Comfort of a Moving River Most of us don’t spend our mornings wrestling with the nature of time. We just feel it sliding past — the gentle drift from “before coffee” to “after...
by The Prof | Jan 26, 2026 | Musings
What Is Time? (According to Feynman, Not Hollywood) Preamble: A Quick Tease Every so often, a question sneaks up on you — one you’ve heard your whole life but never actually looked at. “What is time?” sounds simple until you try to answer it without checking your...
by The Prof | Oct 15, 2025 | Tech How-to
🖥️ How to Create a Desktop Shortcut for Microsoft PC Manager Works on Windows 11 when the EXE is hidden and Start menu options are missing. ✅ Step-by-Step Instructions Open the Run dialog: Press Windows + R. Type: shell:AppsFolder and press Enter. Find “Microsoft PC...
by The Prof | Jun 13, 2023 | Politics
First, some history Is the U.S. Senate an anachronism? Perhaps in the way it is currently configured, it is. If we take a look at its history, it began as a body where the smaller states of the original 13 were able to counter the ouotsized influence of the large...
