Monday, 12 August 2019

10 effects on subconscious level that we may not be aware of:( Part 2)


  1. We tend to help those people more whose name starts with the same letter as us.
  2. People living in cold countries are more depressed than ones in warm countries.
  3. Romantic songs may give you unwanted desires or comparisons. 
  4. The behavior of people is different throughout the day when they workout in the morning or evening. 
  5. Writing on a ruler notebook or on Plain rough sheets will have a different impact too on the organization of ideas.
  6. What is the effect of different sports on child psychology? Cricket is not a fully active sport whereas tennis demands full concentration.
  7. What will be the best posture to adopt when I am eating something?
  8. Can we predict about someone if he likes tom more or jerry more? If they like one character, will it shape their personalities?
  9. What are the differences among children of theists and atheists?
  10. People with their name starting with A tend to avoid opportunities or if they like to complete something first. ( based on the assumption that in roll call in classes, these students are called first)

Sunday, 11 August 2019

10 things which can be mindful in our life.



  1. Mindful Eating
  2. Mindful Walking
  3. Mindful breathing.
  4. Mindful sleeping
  5. Mindful recalling.
  6. Mindful yoga
  7. Mindful Driving
  8. Mindful purchasing
  9. Mindful drinking 
  10. Mindful sitting. 

Saturday, 10 August 2019

10 effects on subconscious level that we may not be aware of:


  1. Listening songs related to gun and violence may be making us angrier. If I listen to one such song in the morning, the effect can be that I try to dominate conversations in my office. 
  2. Nurses dressed in green or white clothes may be used to allay me in anxious situations. If they dressed in red, it will have a negative effect on humans.
  3. Replying someone in the early morning may give us a subconscious indication that we are a slave to others. We may not be aware of it. 
  4. The way we organize our study place or living room can tell us about the person we are. If you left room messy and you had a bad day at the office, the messy room is only going to make it worse whereas a clean room will give some hope. 
  5. Writing a journal every day is like having a mentor. You are taking out something from your mind and when you read it again, you act as a self mentor. 
  6. Dating apps tend to have red color in their logo. Even the same holds true for matrimony sites. Red is a color of attraction.
  7. Every news article is ended with the links of facebook and twitter which may compel you to use these social media sites even when you are not thinking about them at all.
  8. If Your working location is close to the door, you are more likely to be a distracted human being. 
  9. Parents using their phone in front of their children might imply to the kids that they are not important. They might grow up to be someone who does not listen to conversations in school or in real life. 
  10. Focussing too much on a task for a longer time will make you miss to see the overall picture. Programmers tend to design products considering the immediate business requirement but not seeing the effects of products/ tools on overall humanity.
  11. If you are conversing with someone sitting on a table and your phones lie on the table, the quality of your conversation will be less even if you don't touch your phones.

Friday, 9 August 2019

10 questions to any Philosopher:



  1. Should money be distributed equally among the citizens of a country?
  2. As humans gain control over the world, should we design a universal textbook for ethics?
  3. Domesticating animals seems an immoral thing (as its inhuman interests). Should we let them roam on streets considering they can be fatal to humans?
  4. Should the death penalty for any kind of crime seem legit?
  5. Should we tax people according to their use of natural resources?
  6. Where should we draw the line for use of natural resources - convenience or exploitation?
  7. How much responsibility do we own to the future generations?
  8. Developing drugs to change the moods of people. Is it ethical?
  9. Eating nonvegetarian food is immoral or not?
  10. How can we eliminate the regret of our personal lives?

Thursday, 8 August 2019

10 new changes in art that will be created in future:


  1. It won't matter if someone has a melodious voice. Anyone can sing (because of autotuning.)
  2. May be will have drugs for every type of dance. 
  3. There will be no concept of talent. You learn something and you get good at it. 
  4. Years of experience won't matter. You learned something in those years will matter. 
  5. There won't be any fat genes in the future. Anyone can be flexible and thin.
  6. Maybe plastic surgeries will increase multifold and there will be no concept of not so beautiful faces.
  7. Wealth will be the only difference among people.
  8. Any athlete can do anything and making the sports more competitive.
  9. VR will make learning dance easily.
  10. Magic will become a thing of past.

Wednesday, 7 August 2019

10 thoughts about vlogs:


  1. Seeing someone else live his life is declaring like that your life is not worthwhile.
  2. The overall effect of watching vlogs is negative. You may not be aware but its true. 
  3. You will compare every part of your life with the vlogger:: from your house to your friends to your life partner. 
  4. Devoting a fraction of your daily time to a stranger is idiotic.
  5. If the vlogger is a rich person, it will show off its wealth. 
  6. 99% of the people who watch travel vlogs can't travel because of their economic conditions. Why the hell are they watching vlogs then?
  7. In the last century, people used to get entertainment from a movie which on an average took 2 months to be made. Now the whole concept of entertainment is changed. We are watching someone stream a game, or watching someone how they eat food. 
  8. The algorithms will drive you in that direction more and more. 
  9. When you make money off someone's attention, you are in a way manipulating them. Whether it's good or bad.
  10. When I see someone gifting their parents a car or any gift, most certainly I will relate to that situation in a negative sense. 
  11. Mukbangs are another low in humanity. Watching someone eat their food--- I hope When Elon Musk decides to send people to Mars, it should be based on IQ.
  12. What is my favorite color or who is my favorite singer should be none of your business.
  13. When parents put their pics of children on social media, i think they should get permission from their children first. 
  14. Teachers should be the ideal persons/idols of any society.

Tuesday, 6 August 2019

10 predictions of AI/ actions of robots


  1. Giving Loans/Credit Cards on their own. These robots will come to your work office or to your society and everything will be done in 10 minutes.
  2. Floors will be designed in such a way that you can clean them by turning on a switch.
  3. Everyone will have a personal drone.
  4. There will be no umpires in cricket. Maybe an AI umpire.
  5. Photo editing will be like giving voice commands only.\
  6. Google, Facebook, Netflix, and Amazon will combine to find a life partner for you.
  7. Cooking will be gone. A self-operated kitchen which will make anything I desire. 
  8. Maybe we will have sensors which tell us whats going on in our mind. Mind as such today is not defined by science. But I hope future scientists will find out.
  9. Just like Adhaar is for Indian residents, we will have one universal number for everyone.
  10. Water is a distant memory.
  11. What Columbus did in the 14th century ( found out a new territory), Maybe Elon Musk will do in the 21st century.
  12. I can control my anxiety through an app.
  13. Maybe, The concept of entertainment is eliminated. Maybe the enjoyment will happen because of VR. ( Entertainment is passive consumption of information whereas Enjoyment is active participation in any activity).
  14. Beds will align the posture of humans if they detect that it's unhealthy in the long term.
  15. There will be no jobs which people never aspire to work in. e.g. cashier, Clark, driver, etc. 

Review: Digital Minimalism: On Living Better with Less Technology

Digital Minimalism: On Living Better with Less Technology Digital Minimalism: On Living Better with Less Technology by Cal Newport
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book basically deals with the idea ' less is more.' Everyone has a problem with phone addiction. In the first part, Cal explains how the algorithms of this company want you to be addictive to these apps. He advises readers to go on a 30-day digital detox. After the detox, you reimagine your relationship with technology. In the second part, he discusses some practices to control your addiction like don't like photos or leave comments on posts, having some SOP's to use technology and joining the attention resistance movement.

I will highly recommend this book. All of Cal's books have one foundational idea - 'how to maximize your quality of life by focusing deeply and avoiding distractions.' Having read 3 of his 6 books, I think he is the most practical author of this century. He follows what he preaches. He doesn't have any social media accounts. I feel lucky that I came across this author.

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Review: Conspiracy: Peter Thiel, Hulk Hogan, Gawker, and the Anatomy of Intrigue

Conspiracy: Peter Thiel, Hulk Hogan, Gawker, and the Anatomy of Intrigue Conspiracy: Peter Thiel, Hulk Hogan, Gawker, and the Anatomy of Intrigue by Ryan Holiday
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I had to read this book since one of the protagonists of this book, Peter Thiel wrote a book 'Zero To One' which influenced me a lot. The underlying principle of this book is that if you know something is having a bad influence on culture, should you let it happen and leave it on Karma or take it in your hands and solve it. Gawker was an entertainment gossip website which often violated the privacy of famous stars. Peter Thiel who was outed as gay by this website decided to do something about this. The rest of the book is the conspiracy of Peter Thiel to fund a Hulk Hogan V/s Gawker case so that gawker could be destroyed completely. Ryan Holiday, the author has written this book in a remarkable way often comparing this conspiracy with other conspiracies of human history at appropriate intervals.
Often in society, we know that some negative things are happening. We know that they are having a negative influence on people. Should we allow them to operate under free will and leave it to God or should we do something about it? The closest examples that come to my mind are apps like Tiktok, Snapchat or maybe video games like Pubg. Ryan doesn't take any side on this topic rather it leaves upon readers to form their own opinions.

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Monday, 5 August 2019

Review: The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business

The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business by Charles Duhigg
My rating: 4 of 5 stars


I came across this book when Prof Barbara Oakley mentioned about this book in her book “ A MIND FOR NUMBERS”. This is one kind of self-help book that never gets boring. Its completely filled with examples like how an alcoholic went sober, how Starbucks turned around their misfortunes, how gambling becomes an addiction, how Michael Phelps won a lot of gold medals in Olympics, how pepsodent was introduced first time among the masses etc.
Habits consist of three parts - cues, routines, and rewards. Often the cues and rewards are interlinked such that routinely occurs automatically. The cue can be watching an ad of pizza and the reward is that your food craving will get satisfied. And the routine here is opening the app and ordering it which is automatic.
Another important thing that I got to learn was about keystone habits. Keystone habits are generally small habits in our lives which trigger us to adopt other good habits easily. Exercise is one such example. When you start to exercise, it becomes easier to counter your fast food habits. Making your bed in the morning is another example of Keystone habits.
I will advise reading this book slowly since it requires a lot of analysis of our daily habits.

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10 kinds of science Fiction that I can write on::


10 kinds of science Fiction that I can write on::
As Prof Yuval Noah Harari, we need to  write and study more science fiction. Here is my attempt at science fiction.
  1. Neuroscience— People communicating without thinking.
  2. Climate Change — How Karma acts in environment.
  3. Manipulation — A society free of manipulations from others.
  4. Wealth— A society functioning in a way that at the end of the day, everyone gets equal wealth. 
  5. Religion — Every man at least reads religion texts .
  6. Animals — Animals become a better species than human are. They dont domesticate humans.
  7. Fashion — Everyone wears either one of the seven colors.
  8. Randomness — A world ruled by randomness not by free will or by algorithms.
  9. Buildings:: Building are movable. They can shrink and they can expand also.
  10. Cars — No one has private ownership of cars. 
  11. Food— Nobody needs food. They just imagine and eat it. 
  12. Roads— No need of roads . Everyone flies. 

Sunday, 4 August 2019

10 names of my personal app if I ever have one


10 names of my personal app if I ever have one ( it should be one word only)
  1. Jazzit
  2. Thinkin
  3. Crasit
  4. Smilin/Laughin
  5. Runergy
  6. Uko
  7. JcAul
  8. Mediyo(Meditation +Yoga)
  9. Diplo
  10. Dep
  11. Enjo
  12. Jago
  13. Chillax
  14. Tulop
  15. Littt
  16. Zassome
  17. Winkop
  18. yilouy
  19. Banko
  20. Finuche
  21. XOX
  22. Ribo
  23. Jute
  24. High
  25. Stickoid
  26. Gabon

Saturday, 3 August 2019

Friday, 2 August 2019

10 best ways to promote yourself:


  1. Having everything about you on a website. 
  2. Have a video resume or video bar code on a your resume.
  3. Have a shirt printed with your name on it.
  4. Have a book/autobiography .
  5. Have one unique song to yourself.
  6. Covers on Iphone/Macbook with your name on it.
  7. Record everything you do in a digital format. 
  8. Have a unique introducing sentence.
  9. Make your own rules.
  10. Never try to impress anyone.

Thursday, 1 August 2019

10 fields in life where organisation helps:


  1. Your Mail Box
  2. Your Mobile Phone
  3. Cloths in the almirah.
  4. Shoes in the Shoe rack.
  5. Your Journal 
  6. Wires/Accessories in your laptop bag.
  7. Your blog content.
  8. Your facebook feed/ or any social media feed.
  9. Your bedroom.
  10. Your exercise routine. 

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