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Does money Really Matters?

You Don’t Actually Want ₹1 Crore… Here’s What You  Really  Want Let’s be honest: When people say, “I want to make ₹1 crore,” they’re not talking about the physical stack of cash. They’re dreaming of what they believe that ₹1 crore will bring: Freedom — to quit the job they hate or travel the world Peace of mind — to stop worrying about rent, bills, and emergencies The ability to say “no” — to clients, bosses, or situations that don’t feel right Guilt-free spending — like ordering dessert without checking their bank balance But here’s the surprising truth: If you don’t feel free, secure, or confident with ₹1 lakh… You probably won’t feel that way with ₹1 crore either. Why? Because It’s Not Really About the Number. Money is not just currency. It’s emotionally charged. For many of us, money = fear, guilt, or anxiety. We worry we don’t have enough. Then we fear losing what little we have. Even when we earn more, that mindset doesn’t magically disappear — ...
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Where Science Ends, Philosophy Begins

  Where Science Ends, Philosophy Begins Science and philosophy are two of the greatest achievements of human thought. Science strives to uncover the how of the universe—how the planets move, how cells function, how energy transforms. Philosophy, on the other hand, delves into the why—why we exist, why there is something rather than nothing, and what it means to live a good life. While science and philosophy are often seen as distinct disciplines, they are deeply intertwined. In fact, where science ends, philosophy often begins. Science: The Realm of the Measurable Science is built upon empirical evidence, experimentation, and observation. It answers questions that can be tested, measured, and reproduced. For instance, science can explain how gravity works through Newton’s and Einstein’s theories. It can demonstrate how vaccines stimulate the immune system or how climate change is driven by greenhouse gases. Albert Einstein Philosophy: The Realm of the Meaningful Philosophy ...

Luck vs Effort

The interplay of hard work, luck, and divine will resists a tidy verdict. Effort gives us agency, shaping what we can control. Luck and divine will remind us of our limits, inviting humility and awe. Together, they craft a life that feels both earned and gifted. As we navigate this balance, we might heed the wisdom of E.B. White: “Luck is not something you can mention in the presence of self-made men.” Yet, privately, even the hardest workers often whisper thanks for the unseen hands—be they chance or God—that guide their way. “Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity.” — Seneca The debate between hard work and luck—or the notion of a preordained divine will—has long captivated human thought. It pits the tangible grind of effort against the intangible forces of chance or destiny. Does success hinge on our sweat and strategy, or is it scripted in the stars, governed by luck or a divine verdict written before our birth? This question invites us to explore human agency, cos...