Between the lines
AnweshaHello there! Anwesha this side. I am a curious mind who loves weaving philosophy, mythology, science, history and literature into palatable lore. If you're someone who likes to think, and not have everything served right on the platter, this might be it.
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If the World Were Just, Would We Still Need God?
Religion is a necessary evil for the poor. The choice of choosing god is a privilege. Cause how much of everything that comes naturally to us is actually designed by a system meant to exploit us. Ever since I came across this reel of ‘witch...
THE WORLD ISN’T ANGRY ENOUGH.
Anger. There is so much of it. It scathes my skin and leaves me with blisters. But, look at me channelling it on my keyboard keys as if it would change anything. I am sorry I have been unable to keep up with writing about feminism and my pe...
Like because, Love despite
‘Like because, Love despite’
‘If women were as intelligent as men, they would win more Nobel Prizes’
In this essay, we will be exploring why the narrative, ‘If women were as intelligent as men, they would win more Nobel Prizes’ is deeply rooted in misogyny. The fundamental problem with the narrative is that it assumes scientific recognitio...
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Welcome to my ramblings- equal parts enquiry and emotion. I am an engineering undergrad who writes for people who feel too much and are curious about anything and everything. I write to make sense of it all.
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