his focus to that once he’s home.

His main takeaway from his adventures is how people along the way have treated him. He said he hopes to pay it forward in the ways he can.

“The world will wrap itself around you and help you achieve things and keep you moving,” he said. “It’s been absolutely astounding.”

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S3 E4 Back to Thailand - Cave Diver Craig Challen on The Rescue, Risk and Adventure

The cosmic traveller flying at 61km/s and steaming with gaseous cyanide is only the third object we’ve detected in our solar system that came from another star. And one Harvard professor believes it may be an alien spacecraft with malicious intent.

Laudable! Let's take a look at some of the changes that arise from this, through a simple case study: making an international phone call to a relative.

Before abolishing time zones I want to call my Uncle Steve in Melbourne. What time is it there? Google tells me it is currently...

It was one of those nights we wait all year for, the first night where you can go outside without a coat or a sweater. I walked up Lincoln Avenue after an uncommonly good production of Hamlet, and thinking many thoughts about the play. They’d gotten Hamlet right, which is rare enough that I should…

Was Zabihollah Mansouri secretly a prolific author?

Voice-operated technology can’t cope with non-mainstream varieties of English.

S2 E8 Free Solo and More - Alex Honnold on Life and El Capitan

Patients who had more cells had better outcomes, particularly for aggressive types such as triple-negative breast cancer

Some thoughts about how to schedule online meetings for a global organisation in an equitable way.

Since I first read Kristen Roupenian’s viral story, I’ve wondered: How did she know about me?

Moving the capital is an old idea and a perennial nonstarter.

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Michael and Mary Shelley were glamorous Sydney socialites, who became Christian fanatics and kidnappers. Three of their children - Steven, John and Hannah - were secretly placed into foster care with my parents, Lenore and Tom Blaine. The Shelleys were apocalyptically irritated to discover that the children of God had been fostered by working-class Queensland…