wavelength
Telling stories that touch on the intersectionality of science with the world and humankind.
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In a nation full of wildlife that creeps and slithers through our fields, it's only natural that Filipinos have a deep fear of snakes and their venom. Killing seems like the easy solution to the fatal, dangerous snakebites, but there's a better way: one that protects both us and the snakes.
Straight from the pages of science fiction, AI and related technologies are a reality that we must face in the present day. But the history of emerging technologies calls upon us to ask: Is AI a harbinger of progress or doom?
The way nature works has always been shrouded with mystery. How are tsunamis formed? Are mountainous areas really susceptible to landslides? Are all disasters primarily dependent on location or is there a bigger picture that we refuse to acknowledge?
It is sometimes said that, in the Philippines, there is a sixth love language. Beyond quality time and words of affirmation, Filipinos tend to bond through shared meals and a common appreciation for good food—and there is simply no food like Filipino food.
Project Kalikhasaan is working toward the creation of a nature journal that will guide users in the reflection of people’s role and place in the ecosystem to build a community for environmental action and advocacy.
One can’t help but assume that younger Filipinos would automatically understand this sentence. Pero ang pangungusap na ito, maiintindihan kaya nila?

