2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix: Russell Wins by 0.196s

Formula 1 was back again this weekend, and on a very unusual schedule. I can’t remember many Grands Prix being held on a day other than Sunday, although, after looking…

Formula 1 was back again this weekend, and on a very unusual schedule. I can’t remember many Grands Prix being held on a day other than Sunday, although, after looking…

These are important days in South Korea: it’s Chuseok, the harvest festival. Traditionally, many people use this time to get together with their families, wherever they may be, although more…

Another Formula 1 weekend, and this time the action took place at the new semi-street circuit in Madboring, sorry, Madring. This one will probably be a shorter entry, because the…

This week the PISA report was published, which assesses student performance across various OECD countries, and the results have not been good: in most cases, they have worsened compared to…

The 2026 Italian Grand Prix has left images for the history books. This week there was a race and it’s time to talk about what happened: this time it was…

Today I’m going to talk a bit about economics applied to real life and the concept of payment friction. I want to explain what it is and how it can…

Here we are in September, my favorite month, because it’s the month when most people in Spain have to go back to work, and it’s always a joy to see…

Well, the summer break is over and Formula 1 is back, this time at the Dutch Grand Prix, which, barring any surprises, has been the last race at this circuit…

I haven’t updated the blog these past few days, but I wanted to comment on a piece of news in Korea that caught my attention. The South Korean government has…

This week I learned about a new scandal involving the HP printer brand, a brand I’ve had banned for a while now because I don’t like their anti-consumer policies. But…