Engaging Curiosity
We tickle your curiosity-centers to maximize learning in a fun and engaging way. Want to know how to be happier, healther, or have more time? Then you came to the right place!
A growing universe of knowledge
Following the scent of discoveries, we dive into the depths of science, pluck diamonds of knowledge from old ripened publications and newest observations and add these jewels to our nosy database. Then, we build systems of ideas based on proof and sources until whole systems form around topics, ready to be shared.
A passion for applied science
In this way we aim to share our passion with the world. Knowledge is the key to solve any problem or have a life in which you can better concentrate on the things that are important to you, regardless if they are work or family, sports or games, parties or cozy reading sessions, or, or or.
Latest articles
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Checkboxes and Task Notes: Two Ways to Represent Work in Obsidian
A checkbox borrows its meaning from the note around it. A task note gives a piece of work its own identity, with context, properties, relationships and history. Here is why Obsidian benefits from both.
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The Basis of Aging
Aging seems inevitable. Humans age, animals age, materials decay, even stars eventually burn out. But if aging is simply a universal consequence of time, why do some organisms survive for days while others live for centuries or barely seem to age at all? The answer may lie in a simple idea: life is a continuous…
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The Longevity Approach
This higher-order article covers all and everything nosy scientists uncover about aging and longevity—from why organisms deteriorate to the habits, treatments, and technologies that may help us live longer and healthier lives.
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Longforms with Templater Plugin in Obsidian
With a few Templater scripts, Obsidian turns into a lightweight manuscript compiler. Instead of rigid folder structures or cluttered frontmatter, you can combine linked notes into one clean Markdown file, stripping links, tasks, comments, and more along the way. In this post, I share the template system I use as an alternative to the Longform…
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Budget with Dataview
Want more control over your project budget in Obsidian? This guide shows how to use the Dataview plugin to track costs, analyze spending, and build flexible budget overviews, all inside your notes. From linking invoices to querying by category or project section, budgeting in O3PM with Dataview gives you structure without switching tools.
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Budget with Bases
Obsidian’s new Bases feature opens the door for structured, low-friction budgeting inside your daily project workflow. In this deep-dive, we show how to gather cost data using frontmatter properties, query it with Bases, and export clean reports, all without ever leaving your vault. Whether you’re managing tasks, tracking invoices, or planning future spending, this guide…