Notes on halves, weight, and the business of dividing things evenly.
The problem is never the first cut. It is the third.
AUGUST 17, 2026Your eye finds a middle. It is rarely the middle you were asked for.
AUGUST 17, 2026We built a game that weighs your halves. After 76 recorded runs, the highest score is 282 out of 300, and the shape of the failures is always the same.
AUGUST 14, 2026The triangle slice is the worst way to cut a round cake, and it has been the worst way since 1906.
AUGUST 13, 2026The five-minute daily habit has nothing to do with letters. Here is what the shape looks like without them.
AUGUST 12, 2026An endless game asks how long it can keep you. A daily game asks whether you come back tomorrow. Those produce different games.
AUGUST 10, 2026The test psychologists use for this fits on the back of an envelope. Do it before you read what your number means.
AUGUST 9, 2026A dull knife does not only take more force. It takes your line with it.
AUGUST 8, 2026Three cuts, one hundred points each. Here is what the number is actually measuring.
AUGUST 7, 2026Not a ranking. A sorting, by what each game actually asks your brain to do.
AUGUST 6, 2026The trade solved the eyeballing problem a long time ago, by refusing to eyeball anything.
AUGUST 5, 2026Some objects are hard because they are big. These are hard because they lie to you about where their weight is.
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