M Dash Foundation: C Cube Learning

Category: Research

  • Growing Above All.

    What we conveniently forget is what I just parenthesized as “Ethereal Relativism”. Before Einstein’s work, the ether was taken to be something that gives motion a sense of absoluteness. Ether was the absolute measure or reference of motion, therefore all motion seemed to be known as absolute. But its widely silent that Galileo and Newton…

  • Happy birthday Newton, but really?

    Happy birthday Newton, but really?

    There are no merry Christmas or happy Diwali at the level of the quantum. At that level we are all screwed, and the only things that worked out in our favor is a likelihood thats a part per million. Thats why scientists call it: contingent, laws of nature are arbitrarily, favorable to our existence and…

  • What kanji in Japanese is used for LOL?

    What kanji in Japanese is used for LOL?

    You might have seen this kanji being used for expressing a deeply humorous situation at places, — 笑. I myself use: 笑 笑 笑. In principle because we abuse lol the most, I think it comes to category of selfie and twerk, but in abusive usage perhaps lol will win. Here is why its called…

  • Which books to follow if you are to begin learning Japanese. #mdashf #Japanese1

    Which books to follow if you are to begin learning Japanese. #mdashf #Japanese1

    When I am asked for my references for which books one should follow to begin learning Japanese, here is what I suggest. 1. For Hiragana, Katakana (the phonetic alphabet) This book comes with many exercises and really quick to teach you most important things as a beginner. Its an excellent and slim size book. にほんご…

  • How to say “I” (me or mine) in Japanese; #mdashf #kanji5

    How to say “I” (me or mine) in Japanese; #mdashf #kanji5

    How to say “I” (me or mine) in Japanese; wa’ta’shi. Note that: a real distinction between I, me or mine comes from what are called “particles”. It defines; to-I, by-I, on-I, From-I etc. The few help-objects that does so (by, to, from, on, in … ) in strictly phonetic language like Japanese or Indian languages…