When you’ve learned everything they told you to learn…
 and yet the questions still knock at the door of your inner world?

We set out not to explain the mind,  or to define matter,  but to trace the boundary between them —  to follow that thin, electric line where thought becomes form, and reality begins to listen back.

Have you ever wondered whether the voice inside your head—
the one that narrates your thoughts—
is really your own?

When you're living off-grid, especially at sea, the galley isn't just where you cook. It's the heart of the boat. It's where comfort meets survival.

We trust GPS like it’s gospel. It’s a miracle of engineering: satellites orbiting at 20,000 kilometers, sending time-stamped pulses so precise that your position can be calculated within meters. Until it can’t.

There’s a myth that off-grid living means going analog. No tech, no power, just driftwood and intuition. That’s nonsense - This is part 2; reality check

There’s a myth that off-grid living means going analog. No tech, no power, just driftwood and intuition. That’s nonsense

This isn’t survivalist paranoia. It’s practical redundancy—the sailor’s secret sauce.

 This episode isn’t about luxury tech or pointless gadgets.
 It’s about systems that whisper before they scream. 

You can run out of diesel. You can blow a fuse. You can even survive without Wi-Fi for a week. But run out of water? Game over.

The Victron Ecosystem – What It Is (and Isn’t)