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“But you won’t understand, neither your revolution”

A short poem honoring the truly a revolutionary generation who gave their everything to built the nation.

Jul 19

“But you won’t understand,
neither your revolution”

Jul 19

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Are Humans Superior? No, Human Uniqueness is Solely a Religious Construct.

Jul 9

Are Humans Superior? No, Human Uniqueness is Solely a Religious Construct.

Jul 9

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“If all sons go to wars, Where will mothers go?”

If all sons go to wars,

Jun 28

“If all sons go to wars, Where will mothers go?”

Jun 28

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No, human fetus is not your typical parasite.

Yes, fetus is dependent, so is the child, but both events are the major factors behind reproductive success of the mother itself. Will…

Jun 18

No, human fetus is not your typical parasite.

Jun 18

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You cannot believe in afterlife without believing your simulated reality.

Looking into abstract philosophical concept of reincarnation through lenses of simulation hypothesis.

Apr 21

You cannot believe in afterlife without believing your simulated reality.

Apr 21

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“Where did boys go?”

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Jun 26

“Where did boys go?”

Jun 26

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There are sugars in red meat and they can give you cancer.

Roughly this correlation can also be observed between number of colorectal cancer cases between countries where meats can be consumed as…

Jun 26

There are sugars in red meat and they can give you cancer.

Jun 26

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Is fetus a parasite; surrogacy complicates the issue.

Fortunately, surrogacies stayed under the radar for ‘pro-life’ and ‘pro-choice’ people, but this process really has the content to heat up…

Jun 23

Is fetus a parasite; surrogacy complicates the issue.

Jun 23

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Inbreeding in Humans: Culture against the Science?

The degree of consanguinity is determined by the number of generations between the two individuals and the number of shared genetic markers…

Jun 20

Inbreeding in Humans: Culture against the Science?

Jun 20

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All I wanted, was an ordinary life.

Jun 17

All I wanted, was an ordinary life.

Jun 17

Saurabh Srivastava, PhD

Saurabh Srivastava, PhD

Evidence based perspectives on philosophy, evolution, culture, and science. Plus, some broken poems. Opinions are my own.

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