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Tag Archives: objectivity
Social Obligations
Sometime back, I had this conversation with Surekha. Let me give you the context. I subscribe to a lot of sites on Google Reader, and therefore find a lot of links that I want to share. I end up sharing … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Life, Think About It
Tagged audience, judgment, labels, objectivity, opinion, real time, twitter
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Relative..reality
For some strange reason, I’ve read Pankaj Mishra’s books in reverse order..well, almost. I read The Romantics first, a long time before, and it remains a book I’m very attached to. Its a good book, but I’ve never figured out … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Think About It, Yesterday
Tagged Allahabad, An End to Suffering, Andaman, Baba Sehgal, Babri Masjid, Benaras, Buddhism, Butter Chicken in Ludhiana, civilisation, Kolkata, Mamta Kulkarni, Murshidabad, Nonie, nostalgia, objectivity, Pank, Pankaj Mishra, perspective, reality, relativism, Temptations of the West, The Romantics, tourism, travelogue
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Life…streamers
Sometime back, I read an extremely interesting post by Chris Messina – how we’re now hit by a plethora of data and information on the real time web, which our brains are not adapted, and how, in order to process … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Life, Social Networking, Think About It, Yesterday
Tagged Chris Messina, Cybermen, Homo Evolutis, information, lifestream, lifestreaming, objectivity, processing, speciation, Twitcaps, twitter
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A flaky post
Paperweights. The ones with either a dancing girl/couple or a snowman at the centre. Turn it upside down, and the ‘snow flakes’ come floating down. Long trips away from routine make me feel like those flakes. I float for as … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Think About It
Tagged conditioning, control, destimations, destiny, disappointments, failure, feather, flakes, Forrest Gump, Fred Wilson, Freedom, hope, mistakes, objectivity, paperweights
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Just about fair
A few days back, on Twitter, Vijay Sankaran shared an article, that led to a brief but heated debate. By the time I joined in, fun time was over and people had moved on, but i still manage to butt … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Think About It
Tagged fairness, Govindraj Ethiraj, injustice, justice, My Name is Khan, Newark Airport, objectivity, SRK
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Imago
That I worship Bill Watterson and simply adore Calvin & Hobbes is not a secret. In fact, it mostly irritates people when i quote from that unique mix of humour/sarcasm/wit and profundity. But no, this is not a gushing post. … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Think About It, Yesterday
Tagged Bill Watterson, friends, imaginary friends, objectivity, self
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