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Couldn't pull myself away from reading Rajini Krish's posts all of yesterday…
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Couldn't pull myself away from reading Rajini Krish's posts all of yesterday…
The Wire published a story about the 'atoms of Acharya Kanad' (background here; tl;dr: Folks at a university in Gujarat claimed an ancient Indian sage had put forth the theory of atoms centuri…
There's always bigger fish, isn't there?…
Is it so hard to consider the possibility that we might get a better sense of ISRO's activities if we did not keep comparing it to those of other space agencies?…
If an Indian company has to beat them, then it has to be PaaS-like with its offering to grow, with better security and UX.…
Making people anxious even to ask honest questions, and robbing them of the opportunity to respectfully disagree, isn't good for science.…
It's fun to think about the implications of a film's antagonists being modelled after a phenomenon I've often read/written about but never thought about that way.…
A professing of intelligence without continuous practice can, and will, occasionally legitimise immature thinking.…
An award of the Indian Science Congress has become subverted into becoming an instrument of negotiation for political agents: "You let me interfere in your duties, I will give you a fancy-sounding award".…
We in India often complain about how the media doesn't care enough to cover science stories. But when we're looking back and forward in time, we become blind to the media's efforts.…
The galaxy cluster SDSS J1038+4849 shows an example of strong gravitational lensing – and an optical illusion called pareidolia.…
Matt Mullenweg pulled up a WP-competitor for not abiding by the terms of a license that allowed it to emerge in the first place.…