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Rage and redemption
“It was the same delusion I felt as a teenager: that by attacking the messenger your anger will disappear and you will be victorious. But the only way to conquer your anger is to understand where its...
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The intense emotions of authors
In an article titled Madness to their Method in The Washington Times from April 2005, journalist Shelley Widhalm had quoted Dr Stuart Fischoff, who was professor emeritus of psychology at California...
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Human Power: Arts for Social Change
Last Friday evening, I attended a discussion on Human Power: Arts for Social Change organised by Avid Learning (of the Essar Group) and Good Earth (a home decor store) in Mumbai. At the discussion,...
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Can art be criticised?
“…the quality of an artist is measured by his ability to loyally represent his unique language to us. The smaller the distance between the original experience (the emotion of the artist) and its...
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The first art galleries
Life was hard in those Paleolithic (i.e. Old Stone Age) days. The average life span of prehistoric man is estimated (by today’s scientific measures) to have been less than 30 years. Hunting was a...
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State of the Future 2015-16
“Another 2.3 billion people are expected to be added to the planet in just 35 years. By 2050, new systems for food, water, energy, education, health, economics, and global governance will be needed to...
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Soon AI will be driving our lives
What if we were to tell you that your car is a better driver than you? What would you say? How would you feel? You would probably have a good laugh over it and say that I was joking. That it was a...
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