Can knowing too much about the world’s problems make us lose faith in humanity? Explore how negative news and social media shape our worldview, and why staying informed doesn’t mean giving up hope.
The Curse of Knowing Too Much Read More »
Have you heard of confirmation bias? We all have it, and rarely notice it. It’s our tendency to believe and remember information that supports what we already believe, while ignoring or dismissing information that challenges it. With the ongoing protests, you may support the cause, oppose it, or be somewhere in between. That’s your choice,
A fresh perspective on decision making and regret management.
Regret is Inevitable Read More »
Can courage exist without fear? Will honesty have its value if nobody ever lied? An interesting take on goodness and suffering.
Is Evil Necessary for Goodness to Exist? Read More »
We often mistake visible signals for real value. Explore how grades, money, followers, and status become proxies—and how we end up rewarding what we never truly intended to value.
When a Book is Judged By Its Cover Read More »
A first Himalayan trek became more than an adventure. It challenged my beliefs about decision-making, uncertainty, and comfort, leaving me with life lessons that extend far beyond the mountains.
Himalayas – The Untold Experiences Read More »
A reflection on uncertainty, faith, love, and why the truths that matter most in human life can never be fully proven.
The Only Human Truth Read More »
A personal take on luck, fairness, and opportunity, and why focusing on your response matters more than obsessing over what’s fair.
Beyond Fair & Unfair, Lucky & Unlucky Read More »
A retired samurai’s quiet life is shattered when he encounters the God of Death. A journey through fear, fate, and reflection teaches him the lessons he never expected.
Encounter with Death Read More »
A thought provoking look at how winners shape history, why victory is often mistaken for morality, and how outcome bias distorts our view of truth.
Do Good People Win? Or Do Winners Become Good? Read More »
