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Let's Talk About Miss Pal
Let’s Talk About Miss Pal
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People and things that we see in everyday life is not just for our direct contemplation. Each of us has a particular unfathomable way of responses and reacting towards the other, and these reactionary elements through suffering and awareness pervade and last us long as experience and consciousness. Maybe the experience of our own consciousness is also our…
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Amusing Ourselves to Death
This Non-fiction work talked about the perils of show business and utilizing televised knowledge back in 1985 but still relevant to this very day.
The book, which is brief has around 165 pages, mainly consists of two sections. The first section reflects upon the ways by which people got informed since the remembered timeline starting from Socrates’ trial and stopping before the advent of…
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My Nights of Serious Drinking
At first, a moment of exclamation. Wow. What a weird of one book it is! I came to know about Daumal by reading one of his poems in my feed. I was quite intrigued and determined to try one of his works.
“I am dead because I lack desire, I lack desire because I think I possess, I think I possess because I do not try to give, In trying to give, I see that I have nothing, Seeing that I have nothing, I…
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How I wept and laughed at the Same thing.
Most of the days, we wake up, do our chores at home, go to work against our will, spend time with family and that’s how we roll and call it a good life.
Very once in a while we do really spend some time for ourselves. To know ourselves better in the gradual process of loving oneself, if at all one is capable of loving, in the first place. I happened to have one such day lately. I live in Chennai.…
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Books of 2018 in Hindsight
Books of 2018 in Hindsight
The year of 2018 marks my fourth year of reading books not only seriously but also as futile obsession to know more about the world and its beauty and madness. Same as 2017 Challenge, I failed to complete my 2018 reading challenge by missing out books worth of reading for 7 weeks. I managed, somehow, to read about 45 books some of which were really worth talking about.
Looking back, the past…
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Completing the cycle of Absurd with Caligula
Completing the cycle of Absurd with Caligula
The play by Albert Camus on the concept of absurd is based upon the Lives of the Twelve Caesars by the Latin historian, Suetonius. According to the work, Caius Caesar Caligula, third of the twelve Caesars, who came to power in 37AD at the age of twenty-five, ruled for four years until he was assassinated in 41AD by his Patricians.*
“Men die; and they’re not happy.”
Death makes a mockery of…
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Reading Albert Camus and Thoughts on The Outsider
Reading Albert Camus and Thoughts on The Outsider
Last Tuesday, I started from home early since it is typically a 2-hour train journey to get to the city library. On the way, I watched all the frolic panic among the people hurrying to their workplace. Eating their breakfast on the train, making up their hairs, and a bunch of other people trying to find space in the crowded footboard. I wondered why people go further anyways. I felt guilty not…
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Tamils are the pioneers of the world?
Tamils are the pioneers of the world?
Tamil is the oldest language ever known to mankind and has very rich ancient heritage. You’re very happy about being a person from Tamil background. It gives you great pride. And then what?
I was born about 23 years ago in a middle-class religious Hindu and Tamil family in Tamilnadu, a southern state of India. I happened to be brought up in traditional ways, to take care of what has been left by…
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Why People Read Science Fiction?
Why People Read Science Fiction?
Sometimes I feel like writing “Do people read books these days?” and I get melodramatic about it. Still, I could get some optimism by connecting with faraway ghost readers more often via Goodreads platform rather visiting other platforms like Facebook and stuffs. With such optimistic approach, it’s about science fiction and why people read it and even how it survived — by “how it survived”, I…
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Surviving the Age of Information Superhighway
Surviving the Age of Information Superhighway
It’s just a highway to serve as a metaphor.
It’s often astounding to feel the ways I’d been the previous week by reading my last week journal entry. I couldn’t remember what I’d planned working out with my passions and my ponderings. We have this sort of problem these days more common that people stopped perceiving this hardly a problem (People change with time and it’s okay).
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Private Capitalism - Notions from the Book
Private Capitalism – Notions from the Book
“The reduction in inequality after the Second World o the general rule of capitalism” – Thomas Piketty
The Book aims to supplement “Conventional” perspectives by giving an economic history of capitalism and digital technology while recognizing the diversity of economic forms and the competitive tensions inherent in the contemporary economy. The simple wager of the book is that we can learn a lot…
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The Value of Science ft. Richard Feynman 😎
Of all its many values, the greatest must be the freedom to doubt.
“The Value of Science” was given as a public address at the 1955 autumn meeting of the National Academy of Sciences. held on the Caliech campus November 2, 3 and 4.
FROM TIME TO TIME, people suggest to me that scientists ought to give more consideration to social problems – especially that they should be more responsible…
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Illiberal Democracies
Illiberal Democracies
Hybrid form of democracy
Narendra Damodras Modi Rohit Vemula link
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Confessions of a Patriot
Confessions of a Patriot
“Sare Jahan Se Acha Hindusthan Hamara” – Better than the entire world is our Undivided India. The cliché about India is that “it is the world’s largest democracy”. Living these days under the illusion of democracy, i look upon these words skeptically. For the past few years, I’ve been watching the happenings of USA too closely that i forgot to look those dirt on my own place. Various issues like…
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There are now 5 Million Amazon Kindle eBooks
http://goodereader.com/blog/electronic-readers/there-are-now-5-million-amazon-kindle-ebooks
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“Neil deGrasse Tyson The Inexplicable Universe Unsolved Mysteries” on YouTube! Things got well for me knowing and understanding things better at an elementary level. Wonderful storyteller defending Science, glad we have a Neil deGrasse Tyson these days.
To Be Scientist Than Atheist
I happen to see a blog on “Podcasts and why you should listen to them” recently which reflected my life partially made me take time to look back. I suggest you guys to try reading that as well here Things went better after my headphones are used not only to listen Eminem Rap and Linkin Park songs but also to Podcasts featuring many Scientific People influencing every culture more than ever which…
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