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Twelve Points, Three Golden Rectangles
Twelve Points, Three Golden Rectangles
A second-largest-number problem somehow became a journey into the golden ratio and a 3D Platonic solid.

Recent Discoveries

When the Code Became His
When the Code Became His
Ethan turns a mathematically constructed soccer ball and a complete soccer goal into the heart of his 2026 World Cup p5.js project—and, somewhere along the way, starts treating the code like his own.
When the Hexagon Finally Obeyed
When the Hexagon Finally Obeyed
Albert discovers that a geometric idea can fail in code for one tiny reason: the order of the points.
A Bookmark for Andrew Wiles
A Bookmark for Andrew Wiles
The few minutes I have shared with dozens of families for nearly three years
The Computer That Became a Museum
The Computer That Became a Museum
From a white plastic MacBook I barely remember to 400+ Living Museum exhibits
The Kid Who Didn’t Ask What % Meant
The Kid Who Didn’t Ask What % Meant
Twenty minutes of thinking, a mysterious operator, a crashed program, and an algorithm he built himself.

During the years at home, thousands of moments shape a child.

Most are forgotten.

Some change everything.