Śūnyatā, the Doctrine of Emptiness, is a tenet of Mahāyāna Buddhism - yet it is still one of the most widely misunderstood concepts.

Are AI, blockchain, quantum computing and other emerging tech one-way roads to dystopia? I make the case for engaging with these technologies, despite the danger they pose.

Antimatter was once as abundant in the universe as matter is today. Now almost entirely confined to science fiction, where has all the antimatter gone?

I think there are some very good reasons not to be realists about mathematical objects. What might our metaphysics of mathematics need to look like to defend nominalism?

CAC, LTV and CAC:LTV are golden growth metrics, but they should behave differently at high-growth start-ups. Here's how we need to think about them to keep them relevant and useful.

I explain Van Inwagen's 'SCQ' and examine some potential resolutions, including mereological nihilism, mereological universalism, organicism and more.

What is Theseus' Paradox? I examine some potential solutions, and consider what our answers tell us about the metaphysics of identity and of identity change.

A little SEO knowledge goes a long way for a web developer. Here are some SEO basics and technical practices that will help front-end developers have an impact on SEO.

Growth marketing is still often misunderstood or miscategorised. Let's talk about some of those common misconceptions, and provide a positive definition of growth marketing.

I coded my own game of Battleships from scratch, where you can play against the computer. I'm still working on the computer's logic, but it sometimes wins! Here's how I did it.

When asking about gender online, it's important that we take a few moments to make sure we are asking these questions in an inclusive, respectful way.

When should you stop looking and start leaping? It's a question we face all the time, in situations from dating to hiring, trading to parking. Luckily, maths has an answer for us!

Duchamp's Fountain challenged the way we think about art. I review some of the philosophical implications of the Fountain and celebrate his art's long-standing philosophical legacy.

What is an object? When do objects compose further objects? I explore the metaphysical issues in this philosophical introduction to objecthood and the nature of reality.

The multiverse is wild, but scientifically very serious. What kinds of multiverses might there be, what implications might they have? Which theories in physics and mathematics entail them?