Recessions: Necessary Corrective Mechanisms or Simply Economic Hardships?The Nature of Recessions

Recessions stir widespread anxiety, evoking fears of job losses, reduced economic growth, and declining living standards. Yet, from an economic and philosophical perspective, might theseView More

The Illusion of Freedom: How Intelligent Systems Shape Society’s Boundaries

AbstractIn modern society, individuals perceive themselves as free, yet this freedom is often carefully orchestrated by governments, corporations, and elite power structures. Through a combinationView More

The Paradox of Authenticity in the Age of Social Media: The Loss of Self in the Pursuit of Fame

Introduction In the age of social media, where lives are curated to satisfy the endless appetites of algorithms, the line between reality and performance hasView More

Life as the Eye of the Divine: A Philosophical Inquiry into the Purpose of Creation

Abstract This article explores a novel concept: life as the “eye” through which the Divine experiences the universe. Unlike traditional philosophical discussions that revolve aroundView More

The Future of AI: Learning from Human Languages to Become Truly Human-Like

Recently, an intriguing event occurred: an AI system, without any specific programming, independently learned to understand Bengali. While some hailed this as an extraordinary leapView More

Rethinking Success and Partnership in Modern South Asian Relationships

In today’s rapidly evolving world, gender roles, career aspirations, and family dynamics are undergoing significant changes. South Asian relationships, particularly within immigrant communities, face uniqueView More

The Paradox of Comedy: Censorship and the Art of Struggle

Introduction In the world of stand-up comedy, the craft is all about turning pain and hardship into humor. But lately, there’s been a disturbing trend:View More

Data and Capital: The Cornerstones of Dominance in the AI Era

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping industries and altering the fabric of everyday life. Unlike the democratized innovation landscape of the early internet, where small startupsView More

Embracing Boredom: The Key to Creativity in the Age of Digital Distraction

Scrolling through my feed, I stumbled upon a quote by Bruce Mau that made me pause: “Cool is conservative fear dressed in black.” At firstView More

The Unseen Consequences: How Small Businesses Quietly Punish Human Rights Advocates

In recent years, we have seen that big corporations, especially media companies, punish artists and employees for expressing opinions on social justice, even when theView More