The Human Bond
If you've ever found yourself overthinking a conversation, a relationship, or a moment you can't quite explain, this is for you. The Human Bond explores the patters behind how we love, connect, and quietly fall apart. Life, in all its mess.
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You're Escaping Reality. I'm Rejuvenating. Same Trip, Different Excuse. (opens the original)
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My wife loves traveling. I always ruin her enthusiasm by saying some jali kati things like - you love to travel because you are running away from something… or, you want to escape the reality of our life and live in some fantasy land, that is why you always want to travel, etc. etc. Especially when she wants to travel solo (!!) or with her friends. But when I get included in the travel plans, then it has nothing to do with escaping reality and stress and problems. Then it is all about rejuvenati
“AI Could Kill All Humans.” No. AI does not need us dead. It needs us useful. (opens the original)
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People keep asking the same silly question. How can AI ever end humanity? They think AI is that chat window on their phone helping them see what they looked like in the 80s.“Pffft,” they think. “I’ll just switch it off. Delete the app! Unplug it. Cut the cable. Kill the server. Why are people so scared?”If only intelligence survived inside a skull or box you could kick.So here is a simple question back. What if the ‘off’ switch does nothing? Imagine a very simple situation. You’re on your laptop
She Was Relieved When He Died. Nobody Wants to Talk About That. (opens the original)
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My wife's uncle died recently. It took him three years to die. He had been bedridden after a stroke. Was being fed through a tube, being looked after at home by his wife, daughter, and a team of hired attendants who were on duty continuously. His mind was active initially but slowly faded with time and suffering. When his suffering finally ended, something happened in that house that I have not stopped thinking about since. Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and s
Dear CJP, Watch Your Back. Will They Fix India Or Come After You? (opens the original)
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So.. Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned. What next?The protests which led to his resignation have now subsided and Jantar Mantra has been cleared. The issue that is important at the moment is not whether the government has survived this incident, since it clearly has, but what lessons it decides to draw from it, if any. The protest ended with certain assurances made by the government to the CJP team. Now the question is whether the government will actually live up to those commitments, or take a di
The Cockroach Youth Protest Nobody Saw Coming. Least Of All The Government. (opens the original)
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India just witnessed something truly rare and unique - a youth protest that actually succeeded. It all began when the Chief Justice of India called unemployed youth doing activism as “cockroaches”. The youth embraced the insult, formed a satire party and called it Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) and rallied around a thirty-year-old political strategist named Abhijeet Dipke who was studying at Boston University in the United States. He flew down to India a few weeks ago to lead the movement and made
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