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Sun Fasting: The Alchemy of Light and Hunger
An accidental discovery in Costa Rica changed everything I knew about fasting. This seven-step protocol turns sunlight and hunger into alchemy—and a…
Sep 17
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Jan Wellmann
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EMF Radiation and Sleep: Seven Moves That Pay Off
The EMF argument is a border war between invisible danger and invisible nonsense. The moves below are easier to test on your own sleep than to argue…
Sep 10
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Jan Wellmann
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The Cheapest Years You Will Ever Buy
One of the most studied numbers in the field, and it still climbs at seventy-five. Forty minutes a week. Everybody chases it in the wrong direction.
Sep 1
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Jan Wellmann
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August 2026
Charlie Munger's Ledger
Twenty-five ways to fool yourself, and how to avoid it, catalogued by a man who spent a lifetime studying them.
Aug 8
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Jan Wellmann
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July 2026
I Am A Programmed Animal
The first step is admitting you are housebroken
Jul 31
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Jan Wellmann
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Three Days, Or Thirty Years
A crash comes with a countdown. A drain shows up in greyscale. Only one instrument reads it, and you were born with it.
Jul 26
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The Physics You Were Not Supposed to Learn
The universe has been quietly organizing itself for 13.8 billion years. Rude of us not to notice sooner.
Jul 19
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Jan Wellmann
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REWRITING HOMER
Why a casting choice over a Greek poem sets off a reaction the size of a small war.
Jul 11
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Jan Wellmann
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June 2026
The Bridge That Sings, Yet Is Taboo
Why crossing from matter into the wave stays forbidden — and why we have to cross it anyway.
Jun 27
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Jan Wellmann
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The Demolition of One
On identification — with the self, the tribe, the machine — and the deferential distance necessary for survival.
Jun 21
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Jan Wellmann
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The Future Is Made of Perfectly Good Citizens
Why the future will be perfectly docile, crime-free, and one hundred percent compliant.
Jun 14
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Jan Wellmann
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Christine’s Last Audit
For twenty-five years pharma relied on Christine Cotton to swear its numbers were honest. Then one day she spots an anomaly — and her world catches…
Jun 9
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Jan Wellmann
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