Michele Edington (formerly Michele Gargiulo) Michele Edington (formerly Michele Gargiulo)

Why Does Garlic Turn Blue Sometimes?

Ever chopped garlic only to see it turn blue or green? Discover the science, history, and myths behind this strange kitchen mystery, and why it’s safe to eat!

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Michele Edington (formerly Michele Gargiulo) Michele Edington (formerly Michele Gargiulo)

95% of Generative AI Projects Are Failing

MIT finds 95% of generative AI projects flop. Here’s why most fail, what the 5% get right, and what this means for the future of AI in business.

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Michele Edington (formerly Michele Gargiulo) Michele Edington (formerly Michele Gargiulo)

Does Money Buy You Happiness?

Money eases stress, buys time, and helps with life satisfaction, but it can’t fix everything. Here’s what research and real life reveal about money & joy.

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Michele Edington (formerly Michele Gargiulo) Michele Edington (formerly Michele Gargiulo)

The Unapologetic Joy of Artichokes

Artichokes aren’t just food, they’re family, memory, and joy wrapped in leaves. From holiday tables to lazy afternoons, here’s why they matter to me!

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Michele Edington (formerly Michele Gargiulo) Michele Edington (formerly Michele Gargiulo)

The Magic of Ink: How Pens Write

From quills to gel pens, discover the science, history, and wonder behind ink’s journey from reservoir to page.

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Michele Edington (formerly Michele Gargiulo) Michele Edington (formerly Michele Gargiulo)

Osmotic Power Systems: The Ocean’s Secret Battery

At the meeting place of rivers and seas, osmosis quietly generates electricity. Discover how osmotic power could reshape our energy future: clean, renewable, and born of balance.

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Michele Edington (formerly Michele Gargiulo) Michele Edington (formerly Michele Gargiulo)

The Loneliness of Carrying What Few Can Imagine

A reflection on surviving rare trauma, the weight of loneliness, the blessing of love, and the dream of a quiet life filled with wonder.

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Michele Edington (formerly Michele Gargiulo) Michele Edington (formerly Michele Gargiulo)

The Ghosts Beneath Reality: A Love Letter to Neutrinos

They pass through your body by the trillions every second: silent, invisible, eternal. Neutrinos, the ghost particles of the cosmos, carry secrets of supernovas, black holes, and the birth of the universe itself.

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