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    warning signs of extinction

    An Extinct Language After digging up some archeological ruins, some strange scripts [shown in the figures] were discovered. In an unrelated discovery, playback of some tapes recovered from old FM radio stations showed that words from a strange language used occasionally. After further research, scientists could map the ancient script to this language. Scientists then…

  • invisible walls

    I have observed that people studying/working together in any college/establishment, usually group together based on some criteria or the other… maybe caste (sometimes even sub-sub-caste) or language or region or habits (smoker/drinker) or maybe project, etc. This is perfectly fine and only natural; but the only problem is that in many cases, they are open…

  • My RSI Story

    I’m write this as a record [approximate, based on old memories], of my RSI and all its consequences. If anybody already has the problem, then hopefully this should help. I think after all my research, I have many solutions! I know many people for whom this has occurred and dissapeared never to appear again. So its not necessary that any of this applies to you. But the solutions are good fun anyway, none of them involve any injections or bitter pills 😉

  • the tip of an iceberg

    There is a way in which we may conduct our lives without regrets, and in such a manner as assists in developing and realizing our individual potential, without harming others, or inhibiting the realization of their potential, and which is beneficial to a healthy society. Such a way of life may of course be conducted…

  • pearls in the Internet ocean

    This page contains various links I have collected over the years (read some, and others added to a todo list). If you find any of them interesting you could follow up on that topic. If the Internet is like an ocean, then you can say that my hobby is to do deep sea diving and these are some pearls, not just those I discovered but also those that my friends have sent me.

  • the kalama sutta

    “The Buddha once visited a small town called Kesaputta in the kingdom of Kosala. The inhabitants of this town were known by the common name Kalama. When they heard that the Buddha was in their town, the Kalamas paid him a visit, and told him:

  • the great journey within

    …there is one course, for which the immensity of its value is indisputable. For this course, there is no entrance exam, and the only requirement is that one is a human being; whether one is a prodigal genius to intellectually challenged, multi-billionaire to desperately poor, sanyasi to terrorist… is completely immaterial…