It all begins with a question

Mental models of great leaders who:

Great leaders, thinkers and scientists core question :

Posting just so someone important sees this and realises that it is for them.

Love paradox. If you love someone enough, you want to live forever with them. But then you also want to experience what it feels to have limited time with them. So you seek to die with them as well.

That qualia feeling after you feel seen for the first time in forever.

Namaste Bengaluru ! New Centre of Param Science Experience Centre (PARSEC) at Whitefield in Bengaluru, on 26 April 2026). This marks an important milestone in science engagement and future-focused learning spaces, set to redefine how people engage with science. The centre was inaugurated by Dr. K. Radhakrishnan, Former ISRO Chairman and Sri Kris Gopalakrishnan Co-Founder of Infosys, both distinguished leaders who have made defining contributions to India’s Science, Technology and Innovation journey. The centre will be open to the public from 1st May, 2026 onwards. Location: PARSEC Whitefield, JP Tech Park, Near Vydehi Hospital Gate 1, KIADB Export Promotion Industrial Area, Whitefield, Bengaluru - 560066 Google Maps: share.google/83KdorNLzwsgJVo…

Thank you @kris_sg for being the chief guest in the inauguration of our living lab.

Had the most expensive meal of my life in a Michelin 2 star restaurant today. Learnt quite a few things - Chefs don’t get sick days - red colour fish meat has fat while white fish meat does not - you can extract oil out of rose and kale - anything can be made to taste good as long as you have passion - heavily research your guests on google and social media if you want to personalise the experience. Picture of the desert below

Democracy is not good enough… Global democracy is one thing where every human gets one vote for humanity but democracy inside nations which are all unequal is a farce.

War is Civilization’s Brutal Auditor The insight nobody wants to say plainly: Peace, sustained long enough without pressure, doesn’t produce harmony, it produces rot. Not moral rot. Structural rot. The kind that accumulates invisibly in institutions, alliances, and social contracts that have never been stress-tested.

“I once tried to tell a story about how I always forget the endings of my stories, but I can’t remember how it went — though I suspect that’s exactly the point, which is either profound or just convenient, and I’ve never been able to figure out which one makes for a better anecdote.“

My father’s inner product Deisgner was finally fulfilled with generative LLMS

Thanks to the internet and AI - both knowledge and intelligence are easily accessible and are becoming cheaper by the day. The real value is in agency - gets things done.

Bangladesh in a nutshell- anyone who doesn’t learn from history is bound to repeat it.

Lay people in mathematics never truly understand how great of a genius Ramanujan was. For example, first, in the picture below are some famous infinite series / product expansions for the mathematical constant π. All these are made of small numbers and converge moderately. All of these formulae (except Ramanujan's) were methodically proved by the people involved after following logical steps of derivations or they came out as a result of again logically and systematically solving other mathematical problems. But look at the last formulae by Ramanujan consisting of gigantic numbers, factorials and exponentials ! Ramanujan wasn’t formally trained at mathematics and in fact struggled at formal proofs and derivations. Then, how did he give such out-of-the-world formulae!! He would either just sit and meditate upon the goddess Nāmagiri to come up with crazy formulas like these or the goddess herself would come in his dreams to write such formulas, only for other formally trained mathematicians to struggle but prove them correct. The above series for pi given by Ramanujan is not just another novelty of mathematics but is also very important computationally. It converges extremely quickly and adds about eight decimal places of accuracy per term, making it highly efficient for calculating pi to extreme precision, a method later used by William Gosper to find 17 millions digits of pi. It forms the basis for a more general class of series inspired from Ramanujan, also called Ramanujan-Sato series. These series are fundamental in modern physics, and has even appeared in conformal field theories while studying black holes! Ramanujan was not just another genius and prodigy like Euler or Gauss or Leibniz. He was literally out of the world and a godly figure in mathematics !!