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Today I am proud to announce the long-awaited sequel to WANTING:

Watch @andyweirauthor & @answerswithjoe talking about the science behind the Project Hail Mary youtu.be/82t1aBvFdJQ?si…

"I, a universe of atoms, an atom in the universe" — Richard P. Feynman

Morality, fairness, and justice were the unwritten critical conditions to follow for people in power since the early days of civilisation. Even if they didn’t follow them, they made efforts that history remembers them as the good guys who tried. And then sometime in the last two decades (after a century of dabbling with the idea) a new set of kings arrived who said - what if we choose to be openly immoral, unjust, and even vile. What could go wrong (for us)? And nothing did - in fact their powers, mandates, and evilness kept on increasing. They don’t care about history or the written word documenting their deeds - in fact have an active disdain for it. Both history and future are just tools to their agenda - of accumulating more power in the present. And the most fascinating paradox hidden in this choice is that these kings have proudly made religion and their own religious identities as the central argument to their position. Religion - a way of life that above all surmises that actions have consequences (even for Gods) - being used by people who firmly believe in zero consequences. These kings, more than even the godless atheists, know there are no gods, no afterlife, no rebirths, and no punishment here or anywhere else. Nihilist power-grabbers have taken over the world while the common believers are left to deal with the consequences. It’s not just the end of ethics, it’s the end of the biggest lure of the religions itself - that in the end, there’s justice. It’s the end of religion.

Alireza Karimi Moghaddam

ಕದ್ದು ಕದ್ದು ನನ್ನ ನೋಡೋ ತುಂಟ ಕಣ್ಣು ನಿಂದೇನಾ...? #ನಮ್ಮೂರು

Andy Weir @andyweirauthor on "Project Hail Mary" and how he writes stories by starting with science. Read the full article: buff.ly/tSaMP53 🎨 Sarah Soryal @insarahsbrain

KAMAL HAASAN for a reason ✨

Your death will come on an ordinary day, in the middle of unfinished plans, and the world will continue without you. So live a little.

Budapest in 1987. Photo by Attila Manek

A Kenyan anti-poaching ranger stands guard over confiscated ivory taken from elephants massacred by poachers.

River Cauvery at Srirangapatna 31st March 2026

An underwater tree feels like ;

Pecūnia nōn olet — “Money doesn't smell (bad).”

Huh, so that's why text is called a string

'Visuals and Story in this video are disturbing. Viewers discretion advised' This Punjab's river situatio is one of those kind of horrific story you would have heard during your 90's childhood. I remember people talking about a river bed is haunted by people took their life in it, an invisible force pulls the people into the river, who walk beside river.