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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Indian Family: a weird social contract
We are born into a family. We don’t have a choice. We’ll remain associated with it till our dying day whether we like it or not. We can either accept the quirks of its members and enjoy them or fight … Continue reading
Correcting our misunderstandings of the world
There is far too much in the world that we individually don’t understand. But we humans dominate the world today because we can make use of the collective power of other human beings. This week’s Curious Bends has articles about … Continue reading
The blogging dilemma
I have two opposing arguments in my head. One that wants me to support blogging and one that makes me ignore it. I can’t seem to convince myself to choose a side. But does it really matter if I choose … Continue reading
Do as I say if you want to become a leader
We’ve built education systems which teach us to be obedient. They make us experts in following instructions. It is hoped that eventually through this obedience will emerge self-control that will enable us to become leaders. Leaders need self-control, there is … Continue reading
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