Category Archives: Philosophy

I am my own coolness

I thought I was the only guy cool enough to think that this place wasn’t cool enough. Every­body, I’m sur­prised to find (well, quite a large num­ber, in any case) has the same prob­lem. That the other peo­ple are weirdly lame, hope­less and/or don’t do any work. So they’re all say­ing the same thing about each

God and beliefs

This will be a short one. After yesterday’s post, I swear. So, I vis­ited a tem­ple (an over­rated one, at that) recently. And I asked myself, am I an athe­ist. I def­i­nitely have a prob­lem with reli­gious peo­ple, who do all the vegetarianism-bullshit and claim it to be sym­bolic of some kind of devo­tion. I

Failures

I recently received numer­ous exam­i­na­tion results of mine (well, two, to enu­mer­ate, but that’s still more than aver­age). And I failed in both. I didn’t fail per se, but the results were pretty bad that they left lit­tle, if any, scope for being happy. I con­sider that fail­ure enough. What’s the value of a result

Save the planet?!

Save your­self. Save the tree, save the bees Save the whales, save those snails And the great­est arro­gance of all, “Save the planet”. What?! Are the fuck­ing peo­ple kid­ding me? Save the planet, we don’t even know how to take care of our­selves yet. …

Major Joke: That kid makes up questions for himself, and even those he can’t solve

Major truth: He is truly awe­some. Or at least, so I believe. When Lock­hart said, In fact,  if  I  had  to  design  a mech­a­nism  for  the  express pur­pose  of  destroy­ing  a  child’s  nat­ural curios­ity and  love of  pattern-making, I couldn’t pos­si­bly do as good a  job as  is  cur­rently being done. I didn’t quite agree with

What gives us more pleasure: the pursuit of of our desires or the attainment of them?

From Tony Robbins’s ‘The Monk who sold his Fer­rari’: “How would you drop an egg thruogh a height of four feet, with a floor of con­crete below, and still not have it cracked?” Triv­ially, we all begin by think­ing how to cir­cum­vent the hard­ness of the con­crete, or the weak­ness of the egg. We do

Do we value only what we struggle for?

When was the last time you were delighted to get some­thing you were ‘sup­posed’ to? For instance, how many of us would actu­ally delight in receiv­ing break­fast? Not me! What we do not strug­gle for, we take as granted — the most fun­da­men­tal exam­ple being our own exis­tence. Rarely would one find some­body so con­sci­en­tious, he

Know Thyself

Know thy­self. — Ora­cle ‘Nuff Said.

Why did I learn the Alphabet?

For those of you came here to just know the answer, very bluntly put — I don’t know. That per­haps why I asked the ques­tion in the first place. Also because the ques­tion trou­bles me. When I used to do it, I never even thought about it. Just like I never thought about any­thing I did

The Opinion Paradox

An opin­ion of mine: All opin­ions are spu­ri­ous, and delu­sory. Believe in this opin­ion of mine. Have fun deal­ing with that one! It seri­ously pains me, how every body opin­ion­ates on every other thing, per­son, and activ­ity. The worst part per­haps, is how even I, despite being con­scious of this ter­ri­ble habit, fall prone to it often. I