The Omnivore Scientist
Sayani SarkarMusings on natural history, science, history, philosophy, and art. A polymath's journal. Once upon a time, I was in grad school tinkering with proteins.
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Embassytown, Shadow Twinning, and My Conversation with ChatGPT
Pandora, 1896, John William Waterhouse
It began with tattoos.
Embassytown by China Miéville is a science fiction novel set on the planet Arieka, where humans have established a colony. The native insectoid aliens, the Ariekei, also known...
Pickles, Posto, and Pokora: Forgotten Tastes of Bengal
Note: This was written in late summer of 2024 as a reminder of what my grandmother and her life taught me over many years. I did not get the chance to publish this before. She died on 1st July 2025.
The April sun is streaming through the...
Hysteria, Femininity, and Nosferatu
The Nightmare, 1781, Henry Fuseli
The womb moved within our bodies back then. I imagine my uterus rotating inside me, sliding beside my spleen, grazing my ribs, and brushing against my esophagus. The mischievous pouch wouldn’t behave. Once...
On Corvids
Soiree, Andrea Kowch, 2019. One of my favorite paintings featuring crows.
February: Cuckoo calls at three in the morning, moringa and marigold flowers, restless pigeons building nests, baby spiders climbing down from the ceiling, wasps fl...
On the Resurgence of Psychoanalysis
Soir Bleu (1914) by Edward Hopper
Ah, to have a phenomenon named after you: Newtonian, Darwinian, Machiavellian, Lamarckian, Brownian. However, to have your names become synonymous with entire psychoanalytical oeuvres is truly remarkable:...
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