Healthspan journal
A restrained personal protocol for sleep, energy, and calorie discipline — recorded weekly, reviewed quarterly, revised yearly. No miracle claims; only durable habits under measurement.
Projects & Experiments
A living ledger of work that tries to earn its place over decades — not launches for the news cycle.
Active threads
These are early, deliberately modest, and open to revision. Status labels are honest rather than promotional.
Succession notes
Templates for handing over digital projects: purpose, dependencies, keys, and “what breaks if I vanish.” Designed so a careful stranger could continue the work in a weekend.
Century reading shelf
A curated set of books and essays on institutions, longevity science, and deep time — kept short enough to finish, long enough to change defaults.
On the horizon
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Family archive format
A plain-text and open-media convention for letters, photographs, and decisions meant to be legible in fifty years without proprietary software.
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Multi-decade project charter
A one-page charter for any venture that claims a long horizon: mission, non-goals, review cadence, and exit conditions that protect the idea from both neglect and capture.
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Intergenerational workshop
A small, invitation-based conversation format pairing different age cohorts around a single shared problem — land, software, or care — with published notes.
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Static knowledge gardens
Sites like this one: fast, durable, low-cost hosting, no tracking theatre — optimised for readers who return after years, not daily engagement metrics.
How experiments are judged
Would it still make sense in 2046?
If the answer requires a temporary fashion or a closed platform, the experiment is redesigned or retired.
Can someone else continue it?
If succession is impossible without a founder’s private knowledge, documentation is unfinished.