Humans are innately lazy. A recent study established that too. Our brain is not optimised. There is enough empirical evidence to support this observation. You must have read about Parkinson's Law which states that “work expands to fill the time available for its completion. Here is an example I thought of to demonstrate the same using... Continue Reading →
How painting can modify the perceptiion of spaces in a room.
I have been blogging less frequently of late because many things are happening on personal and work front (most of them ranging from not-so-nice to very ugly). However, there is another reason too. I have started a new experiment with focused blogging and something which I had in mind as an idea for quite some... Continue Reading →
Fevicol is known for innovative ad campaigns. Here is a compilation of old ads... https://youtu.be/RuGa0kqnVu0 Now there is a new addition, which is equally creative and innovative. Fevicol opened a free store in a mall at Ahmedabad, and it was their wittiest campaign yet. This is out of the box thinking.
Few years ago I had written a blog post about Form vs Function and Style vs Substance. I lost that post few years ago. I deleted the blog (on blogger.com) after taking the backup; unfortunately, that blog could not be imported into the new blog and the archive got corrupted. Anyways, I remember the core... Continue Reading →
I studied in Marathi medium school till 7th standard and semi-English from 8th standard onward (i.e. Science and Maths were taught in English. History, Geography etc were in Marathi). I started learning English in as late as 5th Standard (Age 9 yrs). Till then I didn't know even A,B,C,D...it sounds strange now but yes that's... Continue Reading →
I received an old video of car with a wheel for rotation. Interesting innovation!
Today is the 100th birthday of the amazing physicist Richard Feynman [Born 11 May 1918/ Died - 15 February 1988]. A Nobel laureate in Physics, he made learning science fun and easy. Here is a complete Archive of The Feynman Lectures on Physics http://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/ Also watch his 1983 interview to BBC TV "Physics Is Fun... Continue Reading →
Winston Churchill once said: "I am always ready to learn although I do not always like being taught". Churchill was a Punekar (Puneite) in that sense. I too, like any genuine Pune resident, don't like to be taught; but I am always willing to learn! And if you really want to learn with above motto,... Continue Reading →
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