Dear allImagine you are at the grocery store and you see a bottle of juice that says "low sugar." You might automatically assume that this juice is healthy, even if you don't know anything else about it. This is because the word "low sugar" has a positive connotation, and we tend to associate positive things with health.Photo by Jannis Brandt on UnsplashIn reality, the juice might still be high in calories or contain other unhealthy ingredients....
Hedonic Treadmill/Say sorry before it's late/ German Instrument of Surrender

Dear allThe Hedonic Treadmill is a concept that describes how humans tend to adapt to changes in their lives, especially those related to their level of happiness or well-being. It suggests that even after experiencing positive or negative events, people tend to return to their baseline level of happiness over time.Hedonic Treadmill Imagine you buy a brand new smartphone that you've been wanting for a long time. At first, you feel really...
Moravec's Paradox/Pose Ideas for Better Pics/Best Comic Books Website/Hottest Chips

Dear all,Moravec's Paradox refers to the surprising fact that tasks that are easy for humans, such as recognizing faces or walking, are often very challenging for computers, while tasks that are difficult for humans, such as complex mathematical calculations, can be relatively easy for computers.Here's a real-life analogy to help understand the paradox:Imagine you and a robot are given two tasks to complete. The first task is to climb...
Epistemic Luck/ ChatGPT Prompts/ Some Easy Finance Tips
Dear all,Epistemic luck is a term used in philosophy to describe situations where our beliefs or knowledge are based on luck rather than reliable evidence or good reasoning. It basically means that sometimes we can think we know something, but we only believe it by chance, without having good reasons to back it up.Imagine you're taking a multiple-choice test and you don't know the correct answer to a question. You randomly guess and happen...
Bat and Ball Problem/ Excercise for Losing Weight/Human History in 1000 pages.
Bat and Ball Problem/ Excercise for Losing Weight/Human History in 1000 pages.Dear all,The Bat and Ball Problem is a classic riddle that challenges your ability to think carefully and not jump to quick conclusions. Here's the problem:You have a bat and a ball. Together, they cost $1.10. The bat costs $1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost?Photo by Jessica Hearn on UnsplashNow, the mistake many people make is to quickly assume...
Woozle Effect/Shape of Stories/Oldest Personal Website/Remote Control Fan
Dear allOn 31st of October 2023 my palm was itching. Seeing this my wife said money is coming. For those who don't know, itchy palms ✋ mean that money 💵 is coming your way.Atleast we Indian believe in it. And guess what salary credited in my bank account 😂.Their are many more such beliefs and superstitions are floating around the world which has no scientific or reliable base.Source: Picture taken on January 2nd 2007 in Jaipur,...
Zebra Effect/Make Learning Addictive/Foot Spa

Dear allResearchers always find difficulty in studying the nature, behaviour etc of perticular Zebras 🦓 in the wild. Why?Because the white and black stripes blends together when they travel in packs. So, scientist do something amazing. They place a big red colour dots on some of the Zebras which they want to study. They thought this will help in tracking that perticular Zebras in an easier way. But, something different happened. Those...