Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is tapping into that old-school fun with a bunch of party modes fans have been missing for years. You’ll jump straight into the chaos of Prop Hunt, hiding as random map objects while hoping nobody spots you, or going all-in with the wild melee action of Sticks & Stones. And yeah, Gun Game is back too – the one where you…[Read more]

Many ancient monuments still stand today, and this begs the question: would ours do the same?

The modern world is known for its speed and ability to mass-produce, but does it produce effectively? Houses routinely fill with mold, foundation cracks, and roofs cave in; the modern homeowner is required to pay for insurance on a mortgaged home,…[Read more]

If we want resilient food systems, we have to move beyond single-crop beds and start designing multi-plant plots where trees are a vital structural element, not background scenery. Add a tree layer to annual beds and the microclimate shifts immediately: shade cuts peak soil temperatures, wind slows, humidity rises, and evaporation drops. That…[Read more]

In the 1970s a French forester named Jean Pain noticed something most of us overlook: a big pile of wet wood chips gets hot—really hot—just from the natural work of microbes. He asked a simple question: if nature is already making this heat, could we use it? What followed was a quiet, practical experiment that powered a home, restored tired soi…[Read more]