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Can you see things better? Hmm, a little blurred, but better. Can you open your eyes fully? Yes, I will, I'm trying, it's hard. Try slowly, you can see things better. ok, ok, I can feel …
Continue Reading about The eye surgeon of British Malabar, in the 1930s. →
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The word Crisis in Chinese means Opportunity in Danger. A few days into the lockdown, I realized one thing. This is the time to accelerate. To learn more. To share more. And to connect with people …
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Trolls are like pigs. They love fighting in the mud. Analysts are experts who go through the boring process of analyzing data and understanding the context to get a holistic view of things. We love …
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During occasional visits to my ancestral village, I used to think, how family roots are more biological than emotional. 'Blood is thicker than water' may sound like a cliche but the genetic …
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“We must design for the way people behave, not for how we would wish them to behave.”― Donald A. Norman, Living with Complexity Coming up with an idea is now easy. You get inspired by …
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It has been a great year on Twitter, sharing my thoughts. The Twitter analytics says, more than 1 million people saw the tweets and 175K people engaged with it. Here are my best tweets curated for …
Continue Reading about 19 things which 2019 taught me shared through tweets →
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"Self-interests above all common interests." Many large organizations are woven in the cobweb of bureaucracy. It takes a disruptor to wipe it off making all lazy spiders running like headless …
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We are essentially fishermen and farmers in action. Even in swanky cubicles. While I go for the beach walks, I notice fishermen huts with kids playing. The male guardians of those homes are deep …
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reality /rɪˈalɪti/ noun - the state of things as they actually exist, as opposed to an idealistic or notional idea of them. Anything which is larger than life is exciting. Be it a cinema, …
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Do you want data or drama? Stories are narrative constructs that make us feel good about the world we live in. It also is an indication of the kind of world we want to live in. And wildly, the …
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You should think of the word ‘depressed’ as ‘deep rest.’ Your body needs to be depressed. It needs a deep rest from the character that you’ve been trying to play.” - Jim Carrey. Depression is …
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A code robot is asking me to log in to a website by claiming that I'm human. I had an instant existential crisis at that moment. …
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Words we use: But I believe Having said that Don't know if I'm right Correct me if I'm wrong If reports are correct Assuming that we have These words are opinion hedges …
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Social media celebrates immediately relatable, acceptable things - looks like people are looking only for validation for their pre-existing beliefs, and not new thought triggers or experiments. Cheap …
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Practical statement I don't want children. Philosophical statement I exit the gene pool. …