When I was in college, I had to answer a question on the difference between science and religion for a course known as the Foundation Course (FC - I don’t know if they still have it). The tilt of the text books was naturally biased toward science. My proclivity towards
What are some of the greatest lessons you've learned in the last decade? Here are mine:
1. Fear of being alone is not a reason to be with someone.
2. Not everyone will like you, & that is ok.
3. You cannot be there for absolutely everyone.
4. The struggle is long. Pace yourself.
An air force officer decided to set up a solar panel in a remote village just by reusing used laptop batteries.
#sustainability is easy when put to practice.
Glad to know people like him. #SDGs#Recycle https://t.co/Er86slw36L
@Cleartrip Please check DM. Your customer service contact number doesn't go through and I haven't received any confirmation for my bookings. Have sent my trip ID in the DM.
Only a #RogerFederer fan truly visualises #RafaelNadal. At the #FrenchOpen semifinal on Friday, we saw that even when Federer looked to be the better player in a set, Nadal was the better competitor: @ReelReptile
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I’m trying to discern whether or not “feeling lost” is a cultural factor specialized to My Generation (z) or a biological rite of passage in the process of maturity.
Or
does every generation feel lost because we’ve made unwise choices for hundreds if not thousands of years?