Rabbit Holes.

Potentially the most self indulgent page on this website, I have compiled a few “rabbit holes” for any curious visitor to wander through. Like in Alice in Wonderland, you might find yourself lost in one for inconvenient amounts of time. If you have your own “rabbit hole”, send a submission on the home page (under “Contact”) and I will happily add it to this page.

An elderly man with white hair and glasses, wearing a white shirt and jeans, writing complex equations and diagrams related to mathematics and science on a large chalkboard filled with chalk writing and sketches.
Proving that something can't be proven: Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem
Person holding a white bowl filled with fried chicken nuggets. In the background, there's a bowl of curly fries and a cup of dipping sauce on a red checkered napkin.
Chicken McNugget Theorem
Satellite view of Earth showing Africa, the Middle East, and parts of Asia at night with city lights visible.
What do Flat Earthers really believe?
Data center with rows of server racks and equipment in a large industrial space.
How much water does AI actually use?
A tray with multiple test tubes filled with colorful liquids in a laboratory setting.
Measuring the speed of light with chocolate
Close-up of a 3D printer on a wooden workbench in a workshop, with blue filament filament rolls nearby.
Elemental Analysis Technique Tier List
Making a Strandbeest
Close-up of assorted layered chocolate bars on a gray surface.