Category: Psychology

  • What we fear?

    What we fear?

    Fear is an internal quotient of external situations, and it might only be unreal, if internal methods are brittle. We fear things that we don’t grow up with. We are fearful of crime, but the criminal is not. But thats not why I said it although its applicable. Why I said it is because following.…

  • Some views on Indian culture.

    Some views on Indian culture. Manmohan Dash I have wanted to talk about 3 snippets of my views on what I think of 3 popular aspects of Indian culture, which any Indian who is a globe trotter is bound to be found in discussion with an international diaspora, because of their sheer popularity. I will…

  • Mathew and anti Mathew effect.

    I wanted to write this article, separately, as I didn’t want to break the flow of Physics arguments in the article, where this point came up. This point was originally raised by Feynman; as far as I know. If David Mermin comes, he will stick his cotton buds, and wipe this out, and claim he…

  • Logic is an affront to minimal niceties

    Logic is an affront to minimal niceties, which is perhaps why it does not work on diplomats.

  • Success and failure are both pleasing …

    Success and failure are both pleasing. Why do you think everyone in our world survive the other when they have one.