Philosophy, politics, science and culture.
Explore Plato's Allegory of the Cave, a profound philosophical tale from The Republic that illustrates the nature of reality, perception, and enlightenment. Discover its enduring relevance today.
India accounts for many global rabies deaths, mainly from dog bites. Learn symptoms, prevention, & national efforts to eliminate this fatal disease by 2030.
Unpack the complex origins of monogamy in humans and animals, exploring evolutionary theories (paternal care, mate-guarding) and significant cultural influences.
Explore the growing issues of exploitation in the Indian IT sector, from long working hours and wage stagnation to job insecurity and mental health challenges. Discover the systemic factors contributing to this trend and what it means for the workforce.
Explore the fascinating world of magical thinking, from everyday superstitions to its psychological roots and surprising impacts on well-being and decision-making.
Explore the Black Pill movement, a fatalistic ideology primarily within incel communities that posits physical appearance as the sole determinant of romantic success, leading to hopelessness and nihilism.
Explore the far-reaching ill effects of overpopulation, including environmental degradation, economic strain, and social challenges, and discover solutions for a sustainable future.
Explore Marxism, a socioeconomic analysis by Marx & Engels. Focuses on historical materialism, class struggle, capitalism critique, and its lasting impact.
Explore Malthusian Theory, its core tenets of population growth versus resource limits, and how it continues to shape discussions on sustainability and human survival.
Discover moral universalism – the idea that objective ethical principles apply to everyone, regardless of culture. Explore its core tenets, historical context, arguments, and criticisms.
Accelerationism explores intensifying technological, social, and economic processes for radical societal change, with diverse left and right-wing forms and links to techno-optimism.