How Scientists Created The World’s First Living Robot
byScientists created the world’s “first living robot,” Xenobot. Could such living, programmable organisms take over humans?
Opinion
What Comics Can Teach Us About Ourselves
byWhy are comics so effective as a means of communication, education & self-discovery?
How Asian Grooming Gangs Got Away With Child Sexual Abuse
byin May 2019, there were at least 73 grooming gangs operating in the UK. Why isn’t the police prosecuting them?
Why Marvel Needs To Give The World A Scientific Religion
byThe Marvel Comic Universe needs to reincarnate itself as a liberal, scientific religion, argues Tejasway Nandury.
The Long & Short Of Baldness
byThere is amusingly more to the shiny pate than what meets the eye and mind.
From Akhenaten to St Satyrus: Part II
byHere’s Part II of Simon Altmann’s short story on Autism & mental health issues.
From Akhenaten to St Satyrus: Part I
bySimon Altmann writes an imaginary short story to narrate the issues of mental health. Here’s the Part I of the story.
With Modi & Shah In Power, Is India Heading For A Civil War?
byModi & Shah’s dictatorial instincts are subverting democratic principles in the Constitution. But people are fighting back.
Fentanyl Addiction Is Decimating The United States. Is China Facilitating It?
byFentanyl addiction has triggered a crisis in the US. China manufactures & exports much of it. Is history repeating itself?
The Dangers Of Trump’s Iran Policy
byTrump’s unilateral & thoughtless actions have further escalated tension in the region.
With The CAA & NRC, Is India Violating Its International Commitments?
by“We’ve lost, in a sense, India’s ability to be an example, and a model for other countries in the subcontinent.”
The Quest For Our Truest Self
byThe fundamental dimension of our being and ‘mindful’ mindfulness holds the key to realising our truest self.
Understanding Hitler’s Rise To Power Can Help Us Deal With Modern-day Extremists
byWhat Nazi Germany looked like: Arrest of political opponents, street violence & a university at the centre of the conflict.
The World Is In Disarray – But There’s Hope For A Better Future
byThe world, as we know it, is in disarray. But there is hope that the decades to come will make for a better future.
Stop Medicalising Loneliness
by“Before 1800, the word loneliness was not particularly emotional: it simply connoted the state of being alone.”