In my last post I presented a rough guess on the structure of quarks. I also showed an illustration of the quarks in proton, just before...

After my cool-looking guess with helium, I realized that I cannot progress in understanding the nature of the nuclear bond without...

In today’s post I backtrack on my helium hypothesis. I had entertained a year ago the idea that helium is formed when two deuterium atoms...

At the moment I’m struggling with an almost existential question: whether to go deeper into the nature of complex atoms or not. I have at...

After showing a rather convincing (to myself) model of a water vapor donut-tube and introducing the notion of stretching and compressing...

Following from my last post on the bigger and better structure of water vapor, this time I’m taking the bull by its horns and talk about...

After my last post on the nanotubular nature of water vapor in plants I was thinking about both the nature of the hydrogen bond and the...

Today I decided to show you a mostly cosmetic update on my water vapor nanotube post . The major reason for this is that my last post had...

Inspired by my last post on the transport of water vapor in plants, I decided to take a crack at the geometry and topology of this...

I decided to talk about something quite different in today’s post. The topic of the day is the flow of water. While it might sound like...

Sometimes even half-baked ideas can become good, if they’re based on a logical principle. This is what happened with my yesterday’s idea...

My post for the day deals with the agony of striving for perfection but living in a very imperfect world, with imperfect tools and...

In my last post on lignin, I introduced the hypothesis that it’s the movement of cellulose that causes monolignol toroidosomes to knot...

I just received the knowledge that after a brief period of the Theory of Everything manuscript being under consideration, it is currently...

I submitted a manuscript for the theory of everything to Scientific Reports a few weeks ago. It is currently under peer review.

In my last post I rather confidently exclaimed that I had figured out the way to knot two monolignol toroidosomes. While there would be...

While my last post was about the quest for the structure of the lignin lattice, today I go back to the ancient days of the time before...

Today I’m going to share with you my first 3D-musings of the way monolignol toroidosomes entangle into a hexagonal lattice. The curious...

Today I’m trying something a bit more challenging than before. I’m going to talk about chemical reactions. For over a year I’ve talked...

It’s surprisingly frustrating knowing exactly what you need to do but finding that learning to do it just takes time. It’s like learning...