Can We Stop Lying All The Time?

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Truthfulness is generally considered a virtue. But why is it generally so hard to speak and act the truth exclusively? This article tries to uncover the truth about the truth.

Are We Living In A Simulation?

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This essay tries to answer the philosophical question of whether we are living in a simulation using science. In a plot twist, a hacker offers his view as well.

3 Reasons For Universal Basic Income

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This article aims to promote a healthy discussion around the topic of universal basic income as an alternative to solve socio-systemic issues we are facing due to our rapid technological advancements.

A Grand Theory on Modern Market Slavery

Everything you own materialistically in life originates from its own market – be it your car, your tooth brush, or even your adorable dog. But have you ever thought about the possibility that you could be a product? And what potential market could sell you as the product? It turns out that the more your […]

How India Started Dominating the Skilled Labour Market

If you are a doctor, or an engineer, or a mathematician, or a scientist, or a lab assistant, or somebody who belongs to the category of highly skilled workers, chances are that you have Indian colleagues. This is likely true regardless of your geographical location. While it is also very likely that there are colleagues […]

How to Tame Running Injuries?

If you’re an amateur runner who has been plagued by minor and annoying injuries, you’re not alone. These are not the kind of injuries that force you to go to the hospital, but the kind of muscular / nervous issues that cause you to pause your running campaign for days, weeks, or even months. I […]