Sorcerer
The Seduction of Later
That is the thing about procrastination. It does not overpower you.It courts you. It knows your weak spots. It knows that you are not truly defeated by hard work, but by the possibility of a softer alternative. The task sits there on the table, waiting with all the raw sex appeal of boiled cabbage, while procrastination glides in wearing silk and murmuring dangerous little phrases like, “Five minutes won’t hurt,” or “You’ll do it better when you’re in the mood.” At that point, the evening is basically over.
A Girl, a Lab, and One Very Unfortunate Afternoon
I was sitting waaay behind the frontline geniuses of our project group, strategically placed at a safe distance from productivity, along with my partner, trying to tie up the loose ends of our source code.
The Idiot’s Guide to Communication
For people who talk, overtalk, mistalk, and occasionally communicate by accident
The Dog That Ran Past His Own Courage
The black dog. A dark, mysterious, overconfident creature who patrols the street at night like a low-budget mafia don in fur.
Alcohol: Humanity’s Most Successful Bad Idea
Alcohol is not a drink. Alcohol is an event. A ritual. A slow chemical coup against judgment. It enters the bloodstream like a motivational speaker and immediately begins firing the competent staff inside your brain.
Bachelor: The Last Free Species Before Extinction
Bachelorhood is God’s way of showing what Eden might have looked like if Adam had discovered beer, instant noodles, and broadband. It is innocence, yes, but the kind of innocence that leaves pizza boxes under the bed and calls it “storage optimization.”
Creative Writing: A Highly Dangerous Guide for Aspiring Geniuses
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Niti Shastra: The Ancient Book That Looked at Humanity and Decided to Keep a Stick Nearby
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Chanakya Niti- Chapter 1
And so Chapter 1 of Chanakya Niti ends not like a gentle saint blessing you with flowers, but like a furious ancient genius hurling practical wisdom at your forehead until common sense finally enters.