It's a small world after all...

Isn't it fascinating and unsettling to note that the more we try to be independent, the more interdependent we find ourselves to be?

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10 September, 2013

Existential, Logical and Epistemological thinking

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It is quite well known that cognition or "thinking" happens in several layers. One of the most popular theories today is by the w...
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18 March, 2013

Does language "shape" or "distort" thought?

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The question whether language affects thought has been of immense interest since several decades. There are several variants to what is mea...
22 February, 2013

Understanding Saturation and Stagnation

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Adversity is one of the primary factors that molds the culture of a population. Just about any aspect of a society's culture -- be it t...
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24 January, 2013

Understanding joint ownership of conserved and non-conserved entities

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Here is a sharp distinction in definitions that I've found in my professional world. This pertains to the concept of "joint owners...
21 September, 2012

Challenges in expanding the pie

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In this country, we face an acute problem of saturation. Just about anything has intense competition. Scarcity (natural or artificial) is r...
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10 May, 2012

Convergent and divergent thinking

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Suppose we are asked this question: "What is the square root of 5?" How would we go about solving it? We would start by narrowi...
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05 February, 2012

Thinking across mental models

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Mom: Son, it is 7 'o clock already. Get up! You are getting late for school Son: I don't want to go to school Ma.. The teachers...
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