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The Resistance of the Time
Let us visit the future – a suitable point of time located in one of the many tomorrows ahead of us, a tomorrow far enough to have left The Time behind. What do we see? We see, among other things, … Continue reading
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Tagged Adolf Eichmann, August Kranti Maidan, banality of evil, Citizenship Amendment Act, cynicism, fascism, Hannah Arendt, Jantar Mantar, Joseph Brodsky, Morgoth Bauglir, Nuremberg trials, peace, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Valluvar Kottam
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My country is burning. Why should I work?
A few days ago, I found asking myself the following question: My country is burning, why should I work? I ended up with some (admittedly inchoate) thoughts, delineated below. I’m trying to fight off this abject helplessness I’m feeling and … Continue reading
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Tagged authoritarianism, Citizenship Amendment Act, critical thinking, democracy, fascism, individual responsibility, ISRO, pluralism, protest, science communication
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