I am an Electrical Engineer from HBTI Kanpur, India. I had worked many years as a software engineer. Presently I am an informal student of Public Administration and Psychology.
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Education for all and freedom to participate.
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A comment on Talk: Hans Rosling: New insights on poverty
Means end displacement is the biggest problem..if we get our values and goals right..and then use rights means...we will get at right place...
this talk gives out a very positive message...and Hans..you are really awesome...you have showed not just by data but but action..than nothing is impossible.!
hats off for you!
A comment on Talk: Paul Conneally: Digital humanitarianism
However, at the same time we need a real interface between real and virtual world of internet where when someone click to help, there is some real one actually forwarding her hand for help.
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A comment on Talk: Drew Dudley: Everyday leadership
Thanks for such a wonderful talk.
A comment on Talk: Nancy Duarte: The secret structure of great talks
But very inspiring indeed!
"Future is not where you are going to go..but what you are going to create!"
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A reply on Talk: Alain de Botton: Atheism 2.0
A comment on Talk: Alain de Botton: Atheism 2.0
Religion was supposed to be the "means" for having a good life...but some selfish people turned it the other way round and people got confused and we started "living" (mostly dying and killing) for religion (that too in the name of God) and made it an "end" rather than "means".
This means-end reversal can be corrected with atheism 2.0
Pure rationalism is boring...colorless. Culture and art fill life into it. Very simple example, its difficult to follow the advice of a doctor to avoid junk food or do exercise...but people walk miles on pilgrimage and stay hungry for days for religious festivals. People donate billions in religious institutions but otherwise a common man is not so generous.
Religion certainly not a thing to reject but to reform. We NEED faith and religion and we want a GOD to be
there for us..even if we are atheist and our God is not a deity but a force inside subatomic particles.
Thanks for sharing such a wonderful lecture/Sermon :)
P.S. : (my idea of God)
http://pradeepsinghhbti.blogspot.com/2010/01/evolution-of-god.html
A comment on Talk: Natalie Warne: Being young and making an impact
I am proud of you!
A comment on Talk: Tyler Cowen: Be suspicious of stories
very insightful speech. Thanks Man!