Bad Science is a hilarious popular science book that will make you laugh and cry; all while busting mind-numbing myths about science and research. Here’s an honest review of the same.
“Self-help books are repetitive, toxic, and as plain as the nose on your face. ”
That’s what I thought about self-help books for a long, long time. But then I turned 21. Read on as I discuss the Pareto principle, sunk-cost fallacy, and other useful principles.
ChatGPT, an AI chatbot developed by Open AI, has been the talk of the town lately. It’s like chatting with a friend- a rather smart one at that. Let’s dive deeper into what ChatGPT can and can’t do.
We were at a friend’s house once, playing Jenga in the living room. One of us, a short-haired, bubbly girl, picked up one of the blocks that read,
“What is the one thing in life that you wish you had more of?”
And without a second thought, she announced- “Freedom.”
‘Every surgeon carries within himself a small cemetery, where he must look for an explanation of his failures.’ Read on for an honest, heart-felt piece on healthcare and ethics.
Bad Science is a hilarious popular science book that will make you laugh and cry; all while busting mind-numbing myths about science and research. Here’s an honest review of the same.
“Self-help books are repetitive, toxic, and as plain as the nose on your face. ” That’s what I thought about self-help books for a long, long time. But then I turned 21. Read on as I discuss the Pareto principle, sunk-cost fallacy, and other useful principles.
ChatGPT, an AI chatbot developed by Open AI, has been the talk of the town lately. It’s like chatting with a friend- a rather smart one at that. Let’s dive deeper into what ChatGPT can and can’t do.
We were at a friend’s house once, playing Jenga in the living room. One of us, a short-haired, bubbly girl, picked up one of the blocks that read, “What is the one thing in life that you wish you had more of?” And without a second thought, she announced- “Freedom.”
‘Every surgeon carries within himself a small cemetery, where he must look for an explanation of his failures.’ Read on for an honest, heart-felt piece on healthcare and ethics.