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Monthly Archives: July 2011
I am changing my diet
I am reading Tim Ferris’ The 4-hour Body and it has prompted me to change my diet. I am 180 cm in height and weigh about 69 kg. It is not that I need to lose weight but I would very … Continue reading
Two crimes, an economy and our education
This week we have a mix bunch of articles to read, starting with India’s current economic climate to understanding a brand new way of learning and then ending with two crimes. Download these articles for your Kindle here. Marc Johns … Continue reading
Posted in Curious Bends
Tagged assault, economist, education, india, khan academy, murder, pain, pleasure, torture
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Quick Fix Recipe 3: Onion + Tomato
This is part of a series on recipes that I use to fix myself a quick meal with as little number of ingredients as possible. The recipe was put together by Deeksha. The speciality of this tomato chutney is that … Continue reading
The Power of Thoughts
This week we have a themed issue. We explore psychology to learn how it can help us understand more about us and the world around us. You can download the following articles for your Kindle here. Picture by JaiRathore Stanford … Continue reading
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Tagged alone, developmental disorders, eeg, experiment, introvert, lonely, mental illness, prison, psychology, stanford
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