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This is where my notes grow: stories I loved, bread I baked, things I am learning. Nothing here is finished. Notes get tended over time, and links connect them.
Worldbuilding notes: how fictional worlds earn our belief
Bread, slowly: a lab book with a dough calculator
Money that grows: compound interest you can play with
Learning Japanese kana: one small step a day
How I tend this garden: the method
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Coisas pequenas que acabaram de brotar: um link, uma obra ou uma ideia, em uma ou duas frases.
Music for Airports was written to survive interruption: it should still work when an announcement cuts through it.
Perfect Days ends on one long close-up of a face holding every feeling at once. No dialogue, just a song.
Hiragana あ is the kanji 安 written fast enough that it melted.
The rule of 72: divide 72 by the yearly rate and you get, roughly, the years money takes to double.
The Moon is tidally locked: it turns exactly once per orbit, so we always see the same face.
Bakers measure everything against the flour. A whole recipe fits in one line: 100 / 72 / 2 / 20.
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Wander through the Atlas, follow the links, and check what I am reading in the club.
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Obras que mudaram como eu vejo as coisas.