Neuromarketing: Understanding Why We Buy and How Ads Connect with Our Brain

In today’s advertising world, where you see thousands of ads daily, it might seem impossible to stand out. But surprisingly, small details l...

Two Boxes and a Gentle Answer

  One evening, during a quiet moment between the noise of life and the weight of the day, I found myself in a dream—or maybe it was somethin...

Scars in the Sky: The Unsettling Silence After the Ahmedabad Crash

  A heavy cloak of sorrow has fallen over Ahmedabad and the nation today, the silence punctuated only by hushed whispers of grief and a gnaw...

Can This $22 Billion Megaproject Make Nuclear Fusion Power A Reality?

Fusion is the process that powers the sun and the stars, and scientists are getting a lot closer to replicating it here on Earth. ITER, the ...

Capri and the Amalfi Coast

The rich and famous have a penchant for finding the most beautiful places and claiming it for their own. Capri has been a playground and pop...

Microsoft is testing a "Super Duper Secure Mode" for the Edge browser

  Microsoft is experimenting with a new feature for the Edge browser called Super Duper Secure Mode. Before you get your hopes up, the name ...

Top 10 Things You Can't Prove But People Believe Anyway

  Empirical proof helps us validate what we should and shouldn't believe, but sometimes cold hard facts just aren't available. Even ...

The Social situations that introverts fear

  If you consider yourself an introvert, then you understand that some social situations are not just hard—they're downright painful. Fr...

The Strangest Secret in the World

Earl Nightingale (1921–1989) was one of the most prominent motivational speakers and authors of all time. He wrote and recorded over ...

How to Overcome The Greatest Obstacle to Happiness

Think of your present moment as your Point of Power, because it is the only point where you can exercise your full power. For most...