ናሆም drafts
A church history website built with v0, plus anatomy puns and close readings of Amharic words.
ናሆም drafts is a mostly English channel that shared a church history website it built with v0 in January 2026, then shipped a new version with customizable font size and contrast in February. Alongside it, the channel posts medical puns, blitz chess results and close readings of Amharic words like አይዞህ, which it says has no exact equivalent in any other language. Its newest long read is a 1,400-word essay on consciousness, where medicine and philosophy meet.
- It has posted at least once a week for 41 weeks in a row.
- The average text post runs 159 characters.
The journey.
- Dec 2025 – Feb 2026
- Mar – May 2026
Puns, Poems and Blitz
Spring was for wordplay: a first-ever poem in Amharic, credited to post-coffee inspiration, plus puns like 'So-cute-anous tissue'. By May the channel was logging blitz chess, including a rare brilliant move in a 3-minute game and a day of ten games with one loss.
Sources#141#152#271#272 - Jun – Jul 2026
Robots and Referees
In June the channel had the Kimi agent produce a Greek declensions study website from vague instructions, and in July it asked Gemini Pro for a funny Amharic dialogue video. It also reacted to the World Cup, from 'Spain is winning this world cup' to 'What a game! Absolute cinema!'
Sources#331#402#384#391 - Jul 2026
- Aug – Oct 2026
Small Words, Big Thoughts
In August the channel unpacked two Amharic words: አይዞህ, which it says demands nothing of someone in pain, and እኔን, a 'Me' it calls entirely devoid of ego. In September and October it invited readers to early-test a web app, cheered its own app sending notifications, and posted a 1,400-word essay on consciousness.
Sources#461#462#501#507
Their projects.
- Patristics
A church history website covering timelines, church fathers' portfolios, creeds, schisms and writings, built with v0 for church history enthusiasts.
Launched2 postsJan 2026 – Feb 2026Visit
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The first look at the church history website, built with v0.
To all of you my #church history enthusiasts. Here's a fun little website I built using v0. It has everything starting from timelines, fathers' portfolios, cre...
Jan 29, 20261K views - 02
A first-ever poem in Amharic, with a post-coffee origin story.
በዚች አልም ግብግብ ብዙ ስንባዝን በትልቅ ትንሹ ዝለን ተረብሸን ደክመን አየና ከባርኩቱ ካዝና ቡናን ጨመረልን (My first poem ever by the way. They say real poetry comes from the inside of the heart....
Mar 7, 2026296 views - 03
A close reading of አይዞህ, an Amharic word the channel says has no exact equivalent in any other language.
The word አይዞህ/ሽ has no exact equivalent in any other language. If you pause to think about it, the word itself has no literal meaning; we have simply habituate...
Aug 16, 2026407 views - 04
A one-line chess tip: learn a couple of openings for 200+ points.
LEARN OPENINGS. You can easily earn 200+ points once you get a good handle of a couple of openings.
Aug 10, 2026248 views - 05
The setup for a 1,400-word essay on consciousness, linked in the next post.
Our neuro module has given me an opportunity to think deeply about consciousness. Never have Medicine and Philosophy felt this close to me. So, naturally, I co...
Oct 26, 202694 views
In their own words.
They say real poetry comes from the inside of the heart. I say it comes from post-ቡና
You might not have a butterfly in your stomach. But you've one in your skull :)
Fresh from the channel.
https://telegra.ph/The-complexities-of-being-you-10-26
Our neuro module has given me an opportunity to think deeply about consciousness. Never have Medicine and Philosophy felt this close to me. So, naturally, I compulsively wrote a 1,400-word article. 😭 I gave up on making it readable. 😁...
Me: God give me a sign if this school thing isn't for me 😭🙏 LinkedIn:
We have an update :)
I saw this TikTok video and it's honestly very heartbreaking. It's amazing how matured she's for her age. Please contribute anything that you've. The account [extracted from comments] : 1000692201233. TESHITA WAKO Her account: https://ww...
Am I falling for the doctors' handwritng stereotype already 😭?