Words by Sourodip Ghoshdastidar Archives

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Questioning the subjective experience of color

Here are a few questions that popped up into my mind the other day: What if the color of the object that you see in front of you is very different than what other people see? What if no two people see the same object in the same color?

Sourodip Ghoshdastidar
January 26, 2022

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The absurdity of life

Humans are truly monotonous. On a broad scale, we are doing the same thing that our ancestors used to do: eat, sleep, and reproduce. There are no advancements on that front.

Sourodip Ghoshdastidar
June 12, 2020

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Shattering Apparent Similarity

There is so much more that our so-called instruments cannot detect. Even radio signals were first detected not too long ago, JC Bose being a pioneer in sending them artificially

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Primitive intelligence

Why does an offspring cry? Because it has needs. And those needs need to be fulfilled. The said offspring does not know the ways of the world like its parents do.

Sourodip Ghoshdastidar
May 7, 2020

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Humans, why they should love themselves and time

Self-love is long-lasting; loving oneself in spite of all your imperfections and quirks allows you to stay immune to these ego-feeding schemes that exist today. Protect yourself, at all costs from these schemes, love yourself, and don't allow anyone's judgment to make you love yourself any lesser.

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Death and all his friends

In the state of nothingness, where were you, and where was I ? There were no crying babies there, were they?