The $19.64 Trillion Club and What It Actually Looks Like Inside
3,384 billionaires. $19.64 trillion. A look at the inequality that exists even inside the club of the ultra-wealthy — built from Forbes data and 13 engineered variables.
Data & Patterns
18,528 Country Pairs. Most Have Never Made a Couple.
A goalkeeper named Zion Suzuki plays for Italian club . He was born in the United States to a Japanese mother and a Ghanaian father. Someone online noticed this and asked a question that sounds simple but is not:
What Happens When You Analyze Millions of Coffee Searches? The 3 AM Questions Will Surprise You
Before sunrise hits inboxes, most do open search engine and whisper a question into the void. Sometimes it’s practical (“how much caffeine is in cup of coffee?”). Sometimes it’s personal (“why does coffee make me ...?”).
A Decade Overnight Success: What 24,653 Devices Reveal About Innovation
What if I told that budget phones, not expensive flagships, actually drive innovation adoption? Or that smartphone batteries have improved by 900% since 2000? These aren't wild claims. They are patterns hidden in…
Mapping Collective Vision of the Future
Analyzing thousands of predictions reveals some findings: as healthcare becomes revolutionized and AI shapes work, our greatest challenges lie in preserving shared reality, environmental action, and redefining human…
What 2,640 Billionaires Reveal: Patterns & Zodiac Signs in Billionaire Wealth Creation
After coming across this interesting billionaires dataset on Kaggle , I couldn't help but wonder: what hidden patterns might emerge from analyzing the world's ultra-wealthy collectively? There should be something…
The 30,000 ft Riddle: Why Rational People Rush to Nowhere
Understanding why rational people make irrational decisions
When I Decided to Make Code Dance: My ARTCode Experiment
The story behind the ARTCode creative coding project
Experimenting with Pi Value
Creative experiments with the mathematical constant Pi