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Dec 15
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The Art of Becoming A Buoyant Learner

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Do you know what ‘polymath’ means? Polymath, Renaissance man, multipotentialite these all have the same meaning. The above picture depicts the meaning perfectly. It means a person having the expertise or skilled at multiple things. Take Leonardo Da Vinci for example or Benjamin Franklin or Richard Feynmann. In fact, most people who left their impact in this world were all polymaths. There is a famous quote which says- “Jack of all trades, master of none” You must have heard about this or at least…

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Dec 08

Haruki Murakami: The Story of a Maverick Writer

By Biography 3 Comments

There are always some people, whom either you adore a lot or you hate them. There is no in-between. You can’t say he or she is an average person. The average word just doesn’t suit. I always admire such people for their exclusitivity. Whether they are really good or worse but the thing about them is they are original. They don’t try to copy others, some might not like them but they never try to quench other’s satisfaction by losing their originality. In the…

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Nov 24
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Why Reading is Essential for Unleashing Your Potential?

By Personal Growth One Comment

Have you ever wondered why we need to read books in our childhood and then write in the examinations to get a grade or whatever? Why reading and writing is the preferable medium for gaining knowledge? Why can’t it be just watching videos and then answer everything orally during exams? For most people, watching videos is much more fun than reading books. And it’s obvious as reading takes a huge amount of your mental energy while watching videos doesn’t. But honestly, I am not…

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Nov 17
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The Science of Loneliness and How to Win over it.

By Health and Fitness, Personal Growth, Relationships, Science, Social 4 Comments

A few days back I was talking with one of my college friends over the phone. We were asking about each other’s life and how everything is going. He said ‘Everything is good but I am feeling lonely here most of the times’. At first, I didn’t take it seriously. In fact, I told him ‘you are surrounded by so many people, your family, your new friends, and many others, how can you feel lonely. On the contrary, I should feel lonely because I…

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Nov 10
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The Grand Journey of Voyagers in Space

By Science 2 Comments

How do you feel when you look into the sky at night? Fascinating! isn’t it? Especially when I was a child, I used to wonder a lot about those bright stars visible in the sky. It spiked curiosity in my mind. How far are they? Does anyone live there? Can we go there? These are some common questions arise in our mind in our childhood. Unfortunately, as we grow up that curiosity dies slowly in most of us. We don’t wonder about the stars,…

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Oct 27
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Neuralink: The New Age of Human Brain

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Remember movies like ‘The Matrix’, or ‘Total Recall’. where humans were able to interact with computers without using a keyboard and mouse but merely utilizing their brains. All they need was some eletrodes to be inserted in the skull which can recieve the signals from your brain (specifically from neurons). It looked something like this. However, from movies when we come to real life, the question you probably pondering about is- is it really possible in real life? This collaboration between a device (machine)…

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Sep 22

The Wondrous Journey of a Tree Mother

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Centuries ago Aristotle said- “Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all“ This is so true, especially in this generation. Most of us rate an educated person by the kind of IQ he/she has, by his/her cognitive skills, by the kind of degrees that person posses. Centuries before wise people like Aristotle, Socrates, Plato, Marcus Aurelius, Seneca told us about what we call education and whom we can call an educated person. Unfortunately, we as a generation have forgotten all…

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Sep 08
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What it’s like to live in extreme poverty

By Relationships, Social One Comment

You must have seen those posts on social media which claim to teach you how to become a millionaire. There are hundreds of books which have titles such as ‘The quick ladder to become a Millionaire’, ‘The Millionaire Fastlane’, ‘How to become wealthy’, etc. Of course, those books or posts on social media excites us, kicks our dopamine and we strive to become that moneyed person. Nothing wrong with that. We all should strive to earn more money to make a comfortable living. If…

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Aug 25
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The Story of Nokia’s Demise and the Lessons We Can Learn from That

By Personal Growth 3 Comments

If you were born on ’90s or early 2000’s I am sure you are familiar with the era of Nokia. That was the time when the mobile phone and Nokia were almost synonyms. Nokia was like a symbol of excellence for mobile phones. In fact, we used to tell people whenever their phone slipped or fall out from their hand ‘c’ mon, if it’s a Nokia phone then nothing will happen’. The hardware of Nokia was that good. Look at the above phones. Aren’t…

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Aug 11
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The ‘Relativity of Time’ and how it affects our daily lives

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From last one year, if there is one question I have been asked most of the time, it’s this How do you find time to do all these? If you love to explore things, I am sure you have also heard such questions. Although, I don’t think at all that I am potentially doing many things. At the moment, I am a doctoral student, so a major chunk of my time I spend in a research laboratory. Beside that yeah I do have multiple…

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