“There are those who reason well, but they are greatly outnumbered by those who reason badly.”

Galileo Galilei (Image: Wikipedia) People often assume old quotes survive because they sound wise. Sometimes they survive because they sound uncomfortably accurate.The quote: “There are those who reason well, but they are greatly outnumbered by those who reason badly” by Galileo Galilei feels like one of those lines.It does not sound poetic. It is not…

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A man spent his life’s earnings buying a 130-acre abandoned gravel pit, he planted 50,000 trees, and years later, the barren land had become a thriving wildlife oasis

The natural landscape Edmondson created also became the setting for Log House Holidays. (Photos: LHH) Anthony Edmondson spent his life’s earnings buying a 130-acre abandoned gravel pit in the Cotswolds, south central England, in the 1980s. He planted 50,000 trees, sowed wildflowers and added reeds to the water which over the years, has transformed the…

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Ankur Warikoo: “My father is a failure…”: Entrepreneur Ankur Warikoo’s emotional story takes an unexpected turn and shows why children remember far more than money

Photo source: Instagram/@ankurwarikoo What makes a successful parent? Today, the internet has an answer for almost everything. There are videos explaining how much you should save by 30, where you should invest, when you should buy a house, how much debt is acceptable, and what financial mistakes you should never make. Scroll through social media…

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4 out of 10 healthcare workers worldwide face violence: WHO | India News

The incident took place at the Shastri Nagar Hospital, run by the Kalyan Dombivli Municipal Corporation (KDMC), in Kalyan on Monday evening. MUMBAI: As the medical fraternity continues to press for stronger legal protection following Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Mhatre’s assault on doctors at Dombivli’s Shastri Nagar Municipal Hospital, Indian Medical Association (IMA) Tuesday shared…

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Quote of the day by Leonardo da Vinci: “As you cannot do what you want, want what you can do”

Disappointment often stems from the gap between our aspirations and reality. Leonardo da Vinci advised adapting by focusing on what’s achievable now, rather than fixating on unattainable goals. This principle, contrasting frustration with flow, remains relevant today, especially amidst social media’s curated realities, urging us to channel energy into present possibilities. We often get disappointed…

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“If you live your life striving for the highest possibility, in that striving itself, there is liberation”; how working the hardest for achieving your ‘best’ is actual freedom

Sadhguru distinguishes between two very different ways of living through his wise words.First is the way most people work, mostly goal-oriented and outcome-dependent. People feel happy when they get a job. Peaceful when the relationship works out. Free when it’s figured out. In this perspective, liberation is always a destination. The second way, according to…

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iPhone 18 launch and other small but important things that outgoing CEO Tim Cook and new CEO John Ternus’ letters ‘tell’ that Apple’s announcement didnt say ‘openly’

Apple CEO Tim Cook this week announced his decision to step down as Apple CEO and that John Ternus will be taking over. The announcement is a huge shift for Apple as Tim Cook has been CEO of Apple since taking over for Steve Jobs in 2011. During Cook’s tenure as CEO, Apple has grown…

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