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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06 October, 2020

Snippets from Bharatiya mathematics

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In school, one of our first introductions to theorem-proving came from geometry. Sometime in high school, we learnt about Euclid's axiom...
15 August, 2020

The universality of dharmic thought

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Recently I came across an argument that sustainable lifestyles promoted by dharmic thought can be implemented only in "sustainable geog...
15 May, 2020

Beware the stories we tell ourselves

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Some days ago, I was reading a post on Quora about emigrating to Canada. The person who had posted an answer was saying that she shifted to ...
14 May, 2020

Communities and Stability

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It is common to see people lashing out against "communal" cultures, and at the same time swear by clubs, communities, farming col...
10 May, 2020

The problem with currency markets

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Yesterday, in two different conversations, I got to speak of my misgivings about current day currency markets. In one of them I was asked, ...
30 March, 2020

Life after Corona

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Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this post are just speculative-- meant to initiate objective and dispassionate discussion. It is not...
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23 March, 2020

Network paradoxes galore!

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The nCovid-19 saga really scares me. Yes, the virus and its highly contagious nature, is one part of the scare. The other part of the scare...
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