Author: Josh Nash

Part-time philosopher, full-time wanderer. I was born on Vancouver Island, where the trees are taller than most politicians’ promises and the ocean never stops reminding you you’re small. My research labs are mountaintops and local breweries, and my experiments often end in great stories—or better questions. I tinker with technology, poke at the edges of AI, and occasionally wrestle e-commerce into something humans actually enjoy. I collect cultures the way some folks collect stamps—except mine come with real people, unfamiliar foods, and the occasional questionable bus ride. I believe curiosity is a compass, bold ideas are the only currency worth trading, and if you’re not getting a little lost now and then, you’re probably mistaking motion for direction.

Why My Country is a Nation in Distress

In late 2019 it is believed that a coronavirus, classified by scientists as SARS-CoV-2 the second known version of SARs, leaped from an animal to a human. There is also a well-known theory that suggests it was leaked from a lab in Wuhan that was known for conducting experiments on coronaviruses. Like the assassination of... Continue Reading →

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Why We Must Look to the Stars

The Earth is the cradle of humanity, but mankind cannot stay in the cradle forever.-Konstantin Tsiolkovsky The words of Jean-Luc Picard of the Starship Enterprise have been forever engained in my mind, "Space, the final frontier. These are the voyagers of the Starship Enterprise..." The Star Trek series enlightenend me beyond belief, and gave me... Continue Reading →

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This is How We Clean Up the Planet

I've travelled to a lot of countries, and whether it's the beaches of Vietnam, the river ways of Myanmar or the Northern Caucus Mountains of Georgia there is always trash, and plenty of it. Paper, fabrics, rubber and plastic. Sometimes there is piles of it. And what has become clear is that where there is... Continue Reading →

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