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Raag Darbari and the Collective Indian Subconscious
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On the Two Ways of Connecting with Others
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On the Two Ways of Assigning Authorship
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In Praise of Ron LaFlamme's Character in Silicon Valley
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On Trust
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On the Two Interpretations of Reality and the Two Goals of Human Existence
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Scientific Culture as the Balance Between an Individual and a Group
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Understanding Thanu Padmanabhan's Akbar story and Peter Higgs' observation about academia
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On the Characterization of Perceived Reality as a Cognitive Bias
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Bhakti yoga and the collective Indian subconscious
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On an aspect of Buddhism
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On an aspect of Advaita Vedanta
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On the health of a country
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On word-action delta
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On boundaries between countries
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Understanding Iran's statement: 'The US is negotiating with itself.'
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On the circularity of Time
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How to use cognitive bias to show diversity!
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Chomsky on journalistic ethics
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How to use MS Teams to remotely monitor your employees!
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On Karuna
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On the interpretation of God as the balance between the feminine and the masculine
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Neti-neti as a propaganda removal tool
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How to generate profits by exploiting human instincts?
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On setting context and exerting power
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On questioning
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In praise of the Unix Philosophy - 1
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How to Show Work’s Getting Done Without Doing Any: Workplace Learnings of Sweden for Make Benefit Other Glorious Nations
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How the origin of everything is from its complement
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The source of knowledge
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The Cornell note-taking system and different groups of people
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How CEOs bullshit!
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What the AI will not replace?
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The representation of Shiva/Buddha and research
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The Cornell note taking system
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"A perfect language"
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Why is India not participating in PISA?
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"The problem with India"
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'Working very hard' and programming
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Ghalib on transactional love, futility and ego.
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The Ghalibian impasse!
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Welcome!
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Translation: Nahin nigaah mein manzil to — Faiz Ahmed Faiz
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Translation: Woh mujhse hue humqalaam — Sufi Tabassum
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Translation: Tabiyat in dinon — Jigar Moradabadi
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Translation: Na kisi ki aankh ka noor hoon — Bahadur Shah Zafar
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Translation: Ghalib at his best