My God
Some say one god, some say three, some say thirty-three million, some say none. This isn’t an argument about who’s right — it’s what I found when I stopped asking.
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Does Mortality Give Ambition a Deadline?
The familiar reminder that life is short misses the harder problem. Finite time doesn’t just pressure us to act — it means every choice we make permanently excludes another.
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EPISODE 2 – A Perfectly Good Definition
Everyone knows what love is. Until they try to define it.
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The Pattern Beneath the Pattern
Scholars studying Sanskrit poetry and an Italian mathematician counting rabbits arrived at the same mathematical rule, centuries apart
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Kolam, Muggu, and a Theorem Nobody Taught
Every morning, women in South India draw continuous-loop patterns around grids of dots — one line, every path, no retracing. In 1736, Euler proved the mathematical condition that makes such a circuit possible. Particular single-line kolam patterns satisfy that condition without stating it
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EPISODE 1-To Advise or Not to Advise
The Paradox of Giving Advice
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The Unseen Pandemic –When the mind never gets an all-clear
This article explains research and expert findings for general understanding. It is not medical advice and is not a substitute for it. Nothing here should be read as a recommendation to start, stop, or change any treatment, medication, supplement, or health practice. Evidence in this field often comes from laboratory or animal studies, or from…
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An Old Number That Almost Got the Earth’s Age Right
A Hindu unit of time sits close to the Earth’s measured age.
Here is where the number came from — and what the resemblance does and does not mean. -
Why Sincere Apologies Fail
Ravi broke a rule on purpose at his wife’s parents’ table. At home he apologised, and he meant it.
Why “I’m sorry for hurting you” can leave the injured person waiting — and what she was waiting to hear.