Author: Kau

I Doubt. Therefore I Might Be?

Doughnut Economics

I recently came across this interesting TED talk by the Oxford Economist Kate Raworth on the sustainable, regenerative and distributive economies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rhcrbcg8HBw Here is a longer version of her idea "Doughnut Economics" where she beautifully explains constraints or shortcomings of the Economics of the 20th Century. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZnyZuiesMY A few years back I had written a... Continue Reading →

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How I Plan to Spend 2021

Yesterday I wrote about how I spent year 2020. Today I want to write about how I plan to spend 2021. I recently tweeted 5-point list of the things I want to do in 2021. Here it is: No Zero Days - This is the idea I picked up from James Clear's book Atomic Habits.... Continue Reading →

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Happy New Year 2021

2021 is the smallest number that can be expressed as the product of two consecutive primes that produces a palindrome when multiplied by its reverse and that is a position in π, e and φ with the same digit. 2021 is the smallest number made from the concatenation of rising consecutive integers that can be... Continue Reading →

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How I Spent Year 2020…

It's end of the year 2020...finally. Most people will celebrate not because the new year is starting, but mainly because the horrendous year 2020 is ending. It seemed like an eternal year. There was nothing memorable about 2020...for most of the people excluding me (or people like me). It doesn't mean that it was a... Continue Reading →

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