Given the current conflict in the Middle East, there doesn’t seem to be much hope for peace in sight shortly. There are calls for a
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Journey to Jerusalem: A Turning Point
Nowadays, the hottest issue on Twitter is the Palestine-Israel conflict. There is a never-ending stream of tweets going on all the time about the horror
Read moreNeural Correlates of Experience
I remember I wrote about spontaneity a few years back on this blog. I remember how I was thinking about it one day and eventually
Read moreOn Money and Motivation
A great debate is about to erupt nearby about whether monetary rewards can have a positive or a negative impact on academic research and scholarship.
Read moreSearch Based Software Testing Using JUnit
I was talking about JUnit the other day. I heard a few voices from the audience asking about a significant benefit of JUnit. It appeared
Read moreSerendipity and Randomly Generated Ideas
I just finished writing my thoughts about randomly generated ideas. As I reflected on my writeup, more ideas crossed my mind, randomly. So I just
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A few days back, I was traveling with a friend in his car. He was driving and I was sitting right beside him. Apart from
Read moreTwo Priceless Treasures
Here is a nice recitation of two priceless treasures. http://www.ubqari.org/data/amal/Do_Anmou_Khazanay.mp3 Photo by Ben124. If you found an error, highlight it and press Shift + Enter
Read morePriming With Games
I came to know about the term priming while reading Malcolm Galdwell’s award winning book, Blink. I read it a long time ago and I
Read moreNeuroscience of Servitude
One way to to classify human beings is according to the types of roles they assume in employment and similar spheres of life. According to
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