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Thought Experiments

Speculative explorations that push beyond conventional thinking. These are ideas in their raw form—some wild, some logical, all curious.

Personal Theories
2024-12-21
8 min read

The Misinterpretation of a Pull: Gravity as Our Cosmic Path Through Spacetime

Einstein's General Relativity reveals that what we perceive as gravity's 'pull' is not an active force but the sensation of our natural motion through the curved geometry of spacetime.

"For centuries, humanity has described gravity as an invisible force, a tether anchoring us to Earth and guiding the graceful orbits of planets. In Newton's view, gravity was a pull, an attraction between masses across space—an intuitive model that remains practical for engineering and everyday calculations. Yet, Einstein's General Relativity offers a deeper truth..."

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Hypotheticals
2024-12-19
6 min read

Post-Scarcity Economics: What Do Humans Do When Robots Do Everything?

If robots mass-produce everything and scarcity disappears, what becomes of human purpose, work, and society? A deep dive into post-scarcity futures.

"As people predict, if robots are mass producing, there will be no scarcity and abundance of production. Everything will become dirt cheap. Then what will people do? What for what?"

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Personal Theories
2024-01-15
4 min read

Kya Sahi, Kya Galat: The Eternal Dance of Dharma

A poetic exploration of moral relativism through the lens of Hindu philosophy, questioning the absolute nature of right and wrong.

"In the tapestry of life, woven with threads, A question persists in the hearts and the heads. Kya sahi, kya galat, a puzzle untamed, Dharma or adharma, in shadows unnamed..."

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