Bhavya Chowdhury Number of words – 407 Over millions of years, evolution can do some wild things. In New Zealand, where almost no mammals live natively, birds took on every role in the food chain, from herbivores who waddled on the ground to fruit eaters who lived in the trees, to a giant terrifying eagle with a … Read more
Number of words – 2,505 As it is said in the Vedas: Man can live individually, but can survive only collectively. Hence, our challenge is to form a progressive community by balancing the interests of the individual and that of the society. To meet this we need to develop a value system where people accept … Read more
Number of words – 215 Science has proven that domesticated animals have significantly smaller brains than wild animals. Whether it’s a dog versus a wolf, or even farmed trout compared to wild trout, the brains of human-bred animals are just tinier. The statistics are dramatic: Domestic pigs have brains 35% smaller than wild boars, while … Read more
… A summary by Vinay Wagh We carry a common myth that most of the Math that is being taught in the schools and colleges is useless. But that’s not true. Math was formulated to satisfy the needs of previous centuries and is now used to handle the modern technologies. The way math was formulated … Read more
… A summary by Vinay Wagh Give new information to Brain. That’s brain exercise! Repetition brings expertise! That’s the best way to improve! We do the physical exercise consistently. How about the mental exercise? Along with repetition needs to do some new activities in a day that improves the mental health says Hector. Say, running … Read more
…. A summary by Vinay Wagh “We are what we repeatedly do!” Our habits are the compound interest of self-improvement. : if you can get 1 percent better each day for one year, you’ll end up thirty-seven times better by the time you’re done. Conversely, if you get 1 percent worse each day for one … Read more
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