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(DAY 1225) The Curse of Unread Tabs
Unread tabs and saved articles reveal a modern imbalance: we collect knowledge much faster than we consume or understand it.
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(DAY 1224) Review Systems, Not Just Goals
On the first day of the second half of the year, reviewing systems feels more useful than setting fresh goals from scratch.
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(DAY 1223) Half of 2026 Is Already Over
Half of 2026 is over already, and the speed of the days is a reminder to pay attention to systems, memories, and everyday choices.
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(DAY 1222) Littlewood's Law and Choosing Optimism
Littlewood's Law says miracles happen roughly once a month in ordinary life, and believing that can gently train us toward optimism.
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(DAY 1221) Driving Back and Jumping Into Cricket
After returning to Gurgaon in the evening, joining a cricket game immediately felt like the right kind of action after a long drive.
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(DAY 1220) Happy Birthday Dad
Dad turned 69 today, and a birthday dinner at Cream Centre in Jewel of India became a quiet reminder of family, time, and gratitude.
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(DAY 1219) Meeting School Friends After Months
Catching up with school friends after eight months felt exactly as easy as it should: old friendships often resume without ceremony.
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(DAY 1218) Looking Forward to Jaipur Again
A trip to Jaipur after a long gap brings the familiar excitement of going home, slowing down, and returning to a city that still feels personal.
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(DAY 1217) Betteridge's Law and Lazy Headlines
Betteridge's law of headlines captures an exhausting habit in online news: turning uncertainty into question-shaped bait for attention.
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(DAY 1216) Occam's Razor at Work
Occam's razor is a useful reminder at work: while handling ambiguity, the obvious explanation often deserves more probability than we give it.