History here leans personal as much as factual—shaped by memory, experience, and reflection. These posts revisit moments and periods that have influenced perspective, where the past isn’t just recorded but interpreted through what it left behind.
The Duyfken visited Scarborough marina almost twenty years ago. Recently, I saw her in Mandurah, passing through the canals. The ship holds historical significance, as it was the first to record a landing in Australia in 1606. Despite its small size, it represents a bygone era of sailing. [Link to video provided].
Duyfken Visits Mandurah. Vintage Replica Ship Comes to My Hometown. Read More »
Humans possess a unique ability to deconstruct and reconstruct various substances, from DNA to cement, aiming to enhance them. However, this process can lead to unintended consequences, such as the development of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and potential misuse of genetic modification. Mitchell Felding’s introspective musings in Michael’s SEETHINGS narrative explore these complex ethical and existential dilemmas.
Ethical Dilemmas of Humanity: Breaking Rocks While Reconstructing DNA Read More »