When one is reviewing a work that has been established to be its own standard, what does one talk about in the review? Surely the quality of the work is already established and cannot be questioned. But still, one has to review a book to put into words the book’s effect on that person personally. […]
The first time I was ever introduced to the Holocaust was while I was in boarding school in 11th grade. Hostellers occasionally got an opportunity to watch a movie or two at our school’s audio-visual room and one time we watched the movie – The Boy in stripped Pyjamas (2008). Many might be familiar with […]
ChatGPT is a capable communication tool by OpenAI, but it has limitations in accuracy and cannot generate unpublished information. This article explores its implications on academia, addressing concerns about accuracy, ethics, and plagiarism. While acknowledging ChatGPT’s potential in assisting research, Billy suggests that reliance on AI for academic work raises questions about originality and aims for a balanced view on the tool’s role in education and research advancements.
Initially skeptical about the intellectual content of a neuroscience book from my wife’s shelf, I found the 143-page book, intersecting my interest in artificial intelligence and thought-provoking. Despite anticipating a quick read, it took longer due to dense concepts. Dr. Sharon Dirckx’s exploration of consciousness, the brain, and religion, while easy to read, occasionally challenged me with technical terms.
The book recounts Indiana preacher O.L. King’s life, highlighting his modest upbringing and significant childhood events. King forgoes a desired coconut to buy a Testament, which later transforms a boy’s life and others in town. The tale emphasizes self-denial’s impact, tracing King’s journey from youth to a preacher surrounded by coconut palms.
“Society of Snow” is a Spanish film by Director J. A. Bayona. Inspired by a true story of passengers of Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571. The story revolves around the journey of a rugby team that were part of the 45 passengers flying to Chile, but had an accident that left them stranded in a […]
The idea of writing about “Secularism” caught my attention after understanding the present situation of India. People are being segregated based on religion and caste. I was listening to a song by the name of “Mile Sur Mera Tumahara (a song that has been sung in 14 languages spoken in India)”, which reflects the culture […]
The only reason I am writing this blog post is to free myself of the guilt of not writing very often in twenty nineteen. I am guilty of not improving on my writing and not being active on the website. Somewhere in the last year, I decided that I had to focus more on my […]
Let’s talk about things you can do that can help you cut down the time you spend on your phone and help you wean off. Like babies, we are about to try some solid food here! It is a straight-up truth and the sooner you realize, the better, that the time spent on your phone […]
You read that right. And If you didn’t understand what it really meant, you will, in just a moment. Let’s play with our imaginations for a little bit. Just bring to your mind a time and a place when you have looked up and seen a bunch of people around you, all staring at their […]