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Indian society

  • Tech CEO disappointed to find AI doesn’t want anyone’s job

    After wreaking havoc among young and lazy humans, the problem Conservative sociologists have labeled “nobody wants to work anymore’ seems to have made its way to Artificial Intelligence. Tech CEOs… more ›

  • Sanatani spy and empty symbolism

    Apparently a YouTuber from Haryana, who was all over the place projecting her nationalism and true sanatani status, is accused of being a spy for Pakistan. This would be funny… more ›

  • The price of laughter

    Unless you have been living under a rock, you must know that a bunch of Indian comedians have been called out for making casteist remarks, insulting Dalit-Bahujan-Adivasi figures, and generally… more ›

  • When majorities overreact

    Saw someone complaining on YouTube that every single planet the Starship Discovery goes to is ruled by a woman. Question is: Would the guy have raised a similar objection if… more ›

  • Why privilege must embrace invisibility

    Stop me if you’ve heard this one. There is a patriarchal household where the boys and men don’t cook and the kitchen has been determined to be the domain of… more ›

  • Return of the Angry Arts Student

    If you remember the thing I wrote some time ago titled The Loss of Science Stream Privilege, this is a follow-up on that idea. One that tries to be a little… more ›

  • Indian Society and the Arts Student

    A large section of India’s so-called educated middle-class is socially regressive and shows support for demagogues and opposes progressive values. People wonder why this is so. I however, wonder why… more ›