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The Weight of Our Existence

It’s a question that has plagued philosophers and scientists for centuries: how did we, as humans, come to be? The more I learn about the universe and our place within it, the more awe...
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The Irrational Error

When we have tested all the rational sources of error, the only remaining untested source of error is the irrationality. I recently discovered that when we are done exhaustively...
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Overdriving Awareness: A Curious Case of Excessive Consciousness

Self-awareness is a celebrated human trait, yet excessive introspection can lead to existential dread and over-analysis. Philosophers like Descartes and Dostoevsky explored the duality of consciousness, with Eastern philosophies...
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Decoding the Viral Craze: How the Tipping Point Explains the Rise and Fall of Everything

The year was 2017. Fidget spinners, those whirring contraptions, were everywhere. From fidgeting fingers in classrooms to executive desks in corporate offices, they seemed to be an unstoppable force....
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The Dawning Age of Neuromorphic Computing

The ever-growing demand for computational power, coupled with the limitations of traditional von Neumann architectures, has spurred the exploration of alternative computing paradigms. Neuromorphic computing, inspired by the human...
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hello...

I am Sameer Khadka. I’m an engineer by profession and I design the electrical and electronic side of medical devices.

Since 2018, I have been sharing ideas on various topics from business to economics to entrepreneurship to philosophy via this platform that I have been exploring. I started sharing about the various topics that I’ve learned and have been learning as this process never stops just like John Wheeler once said, “As the island of knowledge grows, so do the shores of our ignorance.“

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