@Iyervval Just some hours ago you didn't believe in, words = acts. I see you have changed your mind. Saying sar tan se juda (by a moron) =\= doing sar tan se juda by jihadis

@kamleshksingh Self regulation doesn't exist in India. Ye apne ghar k samne ka kachra saf nhi krte q ki inhone "tax" diya h. Ye kya self regulation krenge

@da_kerala_girl Marketing

@autopsy_surgeon Your table. Jitna v randi naach kr le samaj, aana to whin hai bhai.

@mairal America is built on the opium drug trade from China. Have we ever seen chinese whine and cry and say america was made on their money? No. They call those times century of humiliation and they fight back

@sy365_52 @TweetinderKaul They will ask their sons these things themselves. You don't know the depth of depravity these people live in

@Heaven_Refining most people hear gandhi wanted no violence, and they are like wow that's an amazing dude. Because thats the normal conclusion based on self reflection. Only thing that can fix this is more books.

@Heaven_Refining One can say the same thing about cricket, it's not the bat or ball but self reflection where you analyse your mistake that helps you learn. But you won't be making any mistakes if you dont have a bat. There would be nothing to analyse

@Heaven_Refining *think

@Heaven_Refining Books help you know your bias too. The more you read the more you realise your biases the more you can prevent it

@Heaven_Refining You can't think in a vaccum. If you have to critically analyse something, you need to have something to analyse. You can find that in an article, a blog, a book etc etc but there is no debate that a book holds the gold standard in this category

@Heaven_Refining Fiction does it even better than non fiction. Maybe that's why bad/dangerous books can induce wrong way of thinking faster, they are mostly fiction books