Nanmoon·Oct 2Animalistic Instincts Behind Civilized Human BehaviorCivilization masks far more human nature than it reveals.
Aurora·Sep 17Fruits of wisdomIn our society, Satsang and Pravachan by so‑called saints are often glorified as the path to wisdom. Yet, when tested, their lives rarely…
Bharath·Aug 23Evolutionary Mismatch: When Survival Instincts Outlive Their PurposeHow modern civilisation has transformed the conditions under which ancient human tendencies evolved
Aurora·Aug 22Nature is harshYou’ve already captured the duality of nature beautifully — its elegance and its indifference. Let’s expand that thought further, weaving…
InSubtleties of Things & Non-thingsbyYogesh Malik·Aug 8The Surveillance of the Inner SelfThe quantified unconscious — The anxiety of infinite feedback
Limestone Brain·Aug 5Why Your Brain Hates To Sit With Your Back to the Door?At a quarter past four in the afternoon on August 2, 1876, Wild Bill Hickok held two aces, two eights, and the worst chair in Deadwood…
Zidni Ilman Nafi'a·Jul 9Lizard, Mammal, & HumanMengenal lapisan kesadaran manusia dari perspektif neuroevolusi
Dulguun, G.·Jun 18Notes on a CatSometimes, when I look at this tiny creature staring at me with eyes full of affection, my mind drifts toward thoughts of the universe —…
MaK Arbuckle·May 26Underground: The Tunnel Horror of the Cordell Children—A Family That Loved in DarknessContent Warning: This reading is based on true events and may contain depictions of [e.g., violence, gore, and/or unsettling imagery] that…A response icon5A response icon5
