The Period That Wasn’t: Connect the Dots
When I was in school, my English teacher had a habit of tapping the blackboard with her chalk and saying, “Don’t forget your full stop!” [Read More…]
When I was in school, my English teacher had a habit of tapping the blackboard with her chalk and saying, “Don’t forget your full stop!” [Read More…]
I’m not sure about you, but in my home back then, when girls reached high school, it was almost expected that we would stop attending [Read More…]
If Einstein had written about the heart, his famous equation might have been E = mc²: where Emotion is equal to the Motion of our [Read More…]
Ever wished you could stumble upon a magical bookshop that appears only when you need it? Evie Woods made that dream feel real. The Lost [Read More…]
Once upon a time, I used to attempt Kaggle problems with the help of some techie friends. Let me be honest—we often ended up learning [Read More…]
You know how sometimes you’re running a regression expecting a simple linear trend? But instead, you discover a beautiful polynomial curve that makes you pause [Read More…]
Sometimes I feel like I’ve landed in the wrong century. The endless pings, the constant buzz of messages, the race for likes, and the flood [Read More…]
If depression had a recipe, I think I’ve got all the ingredients. And if it came as a checklist, I’d tick every box: midlife, empty [Read More…]
Dear R.K. Narayan, I don’t know when or how this letter might find you. I’m not sure whether you have some mysterious connection, like our [Read More…]
Have you ever been instantly drawn in by a book title? That’s exactly how I felt when I picked up The Courage to Be Disliked [Read More…]