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The Quiet Cost of Convenience: Why Growing Food Still Matters
In just a few thousand years, we’ve gone from full-time food seekers to passive consumers. Today, most of us don’t know where our food comes from—let alone how to grow it. This blog explores how outsourcing our food supply didn’t just bring convenience; it cost us autonomy, sustainability, and a vital connection to the Earth.
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Comfort vs Purpose: Do You Really Have to Choose?
Most people chase comfort early in life, but eventually, many arrive at a point where comfort alone feels empty. This blog explores the tension between comfort and purpose — and why you don’t have to sacrifice one for the other. Instead, you can define your “enough” and use that foundation to build a life filled…
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The Quiet Surrender: Trusting AI Over Ourselves
In a world drowning in options, AI promises peace—not by offering more, but by offering just one—and in that surrender, we must ask: are we losing ourselves?
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When Jobs Get Too Easy, They Disappear
As technology makes tasks simpler, skilled jobs quietly vanish. From horse riders to software engineers, history shows a clear pattern: when your work becomes easy enough for anyone, it’s no longer a job — it’s a feature. This blog explores how AI is accelerating that shift and what it means for the future of work.
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Attitude Beats Intelligence: Every Time
Being intelligent is often a matter of genetics—you don’t really earn it. Intelligence can give you a head start in life, putting you leaps ahead of your peers by default. It’s like beginning a race a few steps in front. But does that guarantee you’ll win? Not necessarily. The journey isn’t only about the head…
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World Environment Day Urgency: A Wake-Up Call, Not a Celebration
Every year on June 5th, we celebrate World Environment Day with hashtags, plantation drives, and feel-good posters. But step outside for a moment. Rivers are foaming. Cities are gasping. Forests are disappearing. Climate disasters aren’t distant anymore—they knock every month. I’ve lived long enough to see weather become news. And now, news is just weather…
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In Gratitude to Medical Science: 5 Diseases That No Longer Haunt Us
There are several troubling trends in this century: the widening gap between the rich and the poor, poor governance in third-world countries, money becoming the central theme of life, and now, AI is eating up jobs. It’s hard to ignore how much suffering has crept into our daily lives. Movies are being made about the…
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Symbolic vs Functional Nationalism: Which One Builds a Nation?
There are two kinds of patriots I’ve come to know. One never misses a cricket match. He wears the jersey, paints his face, and defends the national team like it’s family. He talks about soldiers, shares viral videos of parades, and gets emotional when the national anthem plays before a game. His love for the…
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Warren Buffett: The Most Spiritual Capitalist
“You can’t buy time. You can’t buy love. But you can live wisely enough to earn both.” – Warren Buffett A Different Kind of Billionaire On May 4, 2025, Warren Buffett delivered his final speech as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway at the annual shareholders meeting in Omaha. The crowd erupted in a standing ovation that…
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Dear Parents, Are We Raising Thinkers or Performers?
Something strange is happening around us. Every event — be it a crisis, a tragedy, or even a celebration — is now treated like a scene from a movie. We’re clapping for outcomes we don’t fully understand. Posting dramatic opinions before understanding the context. Sharing statuses to “take a stand” when no one even asked…
