Most of us have a couple of everyday lives – the work life where we sport a genial smile, own a few versions of a fake laugh perhaps, and wear ironed trousers; the home life where we lose our keys in the depths of our couch, leave the remote control in the fridge, and wear … Continue reading I have lived a thousand lives
Category: Opinion
The Senseless Seven
An object will be in a state of uniform motion until something external affects it, said Newton. If you open the box, you might have killed the cat, said Schrodinger. But then Murphy came along and said “Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong”. If nothing messes with the normal proceedings of your daily … Continue reading The Senseless Seven
Oh My God!
I recently watched a Star Wars anthology series, called Rogue One. Thoughts can come from anywhere, and here’s one that sprung up during the movie, when a blind Force-believer dies, and his atheist (for want of a non-existent word for people who don’t believe in the Force) aide now starts believing in the Force … Continue reading Oh My God!
The Importance of What We Don’t Know
This, being my first ever blog post, is a concept close to my heart. Something I regularly observe. A perspective of how our intellectual standing is left to the society for determination, and about how we have been conditioned to overlook the role played by unawareness. Knowledge, information, understanding, are all almost everyday keywords if … Continue reading The Importance of What We Don’t Know