Awantika’s Substack
AwantikaA blog that educates while making unexpected connections on subjects ranging from science to philosophy to history to literature.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 24 | Subscribers | Read | awantika42.substack.com |
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Post 20: Paradoxes, Part II
A paradox is a statement that leads to either an illogical, or a counter-intuitive conclusion, and it comes in many flavors — logical, self-referential, Musk, vagueness, Trump, etc. Not surprisingly then, there are many, many examples of ev...
Post 19: Paradoxes, Part I
A paradox is a statement that leads to either an illogical, or a counter-intuitive conclusion, and it comes in many flavors — logical, self-referential, Musk, vagueness, Trump, etc. Not surprisingly then, there are many, many examples of ev...
Post 18: Taxidermy and Stuffed
Taxidermy is a strange thing, and with very few exceptions, it’s also a very creepy thing… one of those things I think that when you find out about their existence, you lose your innocence a little. Like Elon Musk. Why taxidermy then? Mostl...
Cursing Pa-pah, Pushing Princess (A story of misdirected curses, and the resulting transformations) - Part 4 of 4
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A blog that makes unexpected connections in a humorous way on subjects ranging from science to philosophy to literature. Someone told me my writing was tongue-in-cheek – given the current state of affairs, it’s tongue-in-check anyway.
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