The bowl, scored
I measured my morning bowl against my protein target. The seeds are omega-3 and fibre foods, not protein foods, and I had cut the wrong ingredient.
Oli. A Dane in San Diego who questions what his own country calls normal before anyone else’s.
Five pursuits, one idea: the norms that survive the data become community, products and better defaults for kids.
One idea, in order. Each pursuit feeds the next.

pursuits on the board, in order.
of 200+ countries and territories researched so far.
dated log entries, newest first.
Question what society tells us to do, and test it until a deeper truth shows up. My lane inside that is health, wellness and growth. This site is where I do that in public, with the sources attached.

Every episode starts with the same sentence: How can [the country's proudest title] have [the stat nobody talks about]? Denmark is the first one: How can the happiest country on earth have the highest cancer rate in the EU? The gap between a belief a country holds and a number nobody talks about is where the question starts.
I am going through 200+ countries and territories, one hidden truth at a time. Each country shows me one inherited norm about eating, moving, sleeping or belonging. The data tells me whether that norm holds up.

One question per country: how can Denmark, the happiest country on earth, have the highest cancer rate in the EU?
01Building
Each country shows one inherited norm about eating, moving, sleeping or belonging, and the data tells me whether it holds up.
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02Building
The in-person version of the same question.
03Idea
Products come after the data, not before.
04Idea
What does this country feed its kids?
05Building
I measured my morning bowl against my protein target. The seeds are omega-3 and fibre foods, not protein foods, and I had cut the wrong ingredient.
The site is now a data-driven public log on my own Cloudflare account. Railway is retired.
Five ideas to build around the series.
3 of 200+ countries and territories