Posts
Explore our latest articles.
-
WhatsApp For Learning. Make WhatsApp your personal library
đź©ş The 1-Chat Learning Vault System (How to never lose a good article again during residency) Every resident faces this problem: You see a great article. A senior shares a powerful PPT. Someone sends landmark trial slides. You think, “I’ll read this later.” Later never comes. Or worse — you can’t find it. Here’s a…
-
Why I Finally Started Reading Brandon Sanderson—and Why You Should Too
Apple just bet big on this fantasy author. If you haven’t read him yet, now is the time to start. Brandon Sanderson is having a moment. Last week, Apple TV+ announced it had acquired the rights to adapt his sprawling Cosmere universe—a fictional realm spanning more than twenty-five interconnected novels—in what industry observers are calling…
-
Topping Better Call Saul: Vince Gilligan’s Next Trick Pluribus Might Be His Hardest Yet
And as Gilligan gears up for The Pluribus, it’s hard not to think he’s facing the same impossible standard he set for himself. Because honestly, how do you top Better Call Saul?
-
Kadamattathu Kathanar (Cattanar): The Enigmatic Priest-Wizard of Kerala
One of my friends recently asked me about the folklore of Cattanar after watching a new Malayalam thriller starring Kalyani Priyadarshan and Naslen. Without giving away spoilers, let me share the traditional story of Kadamattathu Kathanar, which may or may not be the same as what is shown in the movie. Kadamattathu Kathanar, also known…
-
When Fairness Meets Kindness: How ChatGPT Helped Me Refine My Own Reasoning
I once took leave from work, but my colleague pushed me to return early. Months later, he fell ill — and I asked him to return early. His comeback? “What happened to your kindness preach?” ChatGPT called this an ethical symmetry trap — when fairness/reciprocity collides with kindness/moral consistency. It’s not right vs wrong, but value vs value, and the tension is pure cognitive dissonance. The AI even gave me a one-line test for next time: > If this were reversed tomorrow, would I want my present choice to be the rule?
-
Voyage
Its a storm of doomYou try hope and steerYet the sails don’t unfoldThe sailor unties his anchorsFor its a ship abandonedA One man sailor with a broken mastThe sea a treacherous villianWaves that lure you to deeper whorlsThe lone sailor held on with hopeThe shallows and the harbour is nearFake The sinister winds and whorlsAlluring…