Douglas Adams on Technologies

Douglas Adams, the creator of Dilbert toon was amazing! He passed away in 2001. Just see his take on new technologies... “I’ve come up with a set of rules that describe our reactions to technologies,” writes Douglas Adams in The Salmon of Doubt.1. Anything that is in the world when you’re born is normal and... Continue Reading →

Rathin Roy on South India: Challenges Posed By The Next Phase Of Transformation

I have said this before. There are few people I follow keenly and Rathin Roy is one of them. So when Rathin speaks, I immediately watch. Some of his ideas have been repeated multiple times, however, they are so important that they should be hammered again and again. Yesterday the other podcast I like ended... Continue Reading →

30th August 2025

It's been one year today since a dream, a journey began. Over the years I have come to realise that luck, fate, chance, uncertainty play a huge role in how life unfolds and shapes up. Last one year was a practical lesson of that realisation. On 30th August 2024, I realised few things for 30th... Continue Reading →

11 Rory Sutherland’s Rules of Alchemy

Applicable to business, investing, and life in general[1] The opposite of a good idea can also be a good idea.[2] Don't design for average.[3] It doesn't pay to be logical if everyone else is being logical.[4] The nature of our attention affects the nature of our experience.[5] A flower is simply a weed with an... Continue Reading →

Idea of Fairness

Economists agree about efficiency. That is, they agree that it makes sense to make the economic pie as large as possible and to bake it at the lowest possible cost. But they do not agree about equity? Not really. They do not agree about what are fair shares of the economic pie for all the... Continue Reading →

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