> Computer splices up Mona Lisa’s mood > > Paris: Now it’s official: Mona Lisa was 83 per cent happy, 9 per cent > disgusted, 6 per cent fearful and 2 per cent angry. > That’s the conclusion of a University of Amsterdam computer that applied > “emotion-recognition software” to Leonardo da Vinci’s work, the…
On a scale of all knowledge from 0 (Nothing), to Infinity (Everything), its really nice to know a little more about myself – though who knows after a few years if I look at the number 0.000011 I might laugh at having overestimated it 😀 But anyway I’m really happy to have learnt a little…
At some point I had speculated doing a PhD. Dr. Richard Butterworth in his brilliant essay I did a PhD and did NOT go mad says… There’s only one way of doing a PhD and that’s your own, that’s your own, that’s your own… I find that life – including everyday life in all its…
Came across some pictures taken at Parikrama Foundation during a visit there.
I’m known for my unreliability… not being useful at all because I slip up on my responsibilities. This is a MAJOR area of improvement for me. Happiness is supposed to be a unification of thought, word and deed. In my case though, every once in a while there’s quite a bit of disharmony 😈 The…
Any well-designed software or electronic device, has a reasonable amount of error tolerance.
Recently there was the Kannada serial Muktha (discussion) on E TV Kannada channel. One of the scenes (an excerpt) they showed was that of the inspector who in all her fortrighness and idealism was incriminating her own mother and was always talking very condescendingly about her.
This quote is pretty interesting… We will have to repent in this generation not merely for the hateful words and actions of the bad people but for the appalling silence of the good people. – Martin Luther King Jr. (1929-1968, American Civil Rights leader, Nobel Prize winner, 1964)
Really liked this card my friend Ananth sent… 🙂 Wishing all the readers out here REAL happiness, peace and prosperity!!
…take the plunge…
