Category: Dr.Scribe
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Inherited…choices
Honoring your ancestors does not mean bleeding from their wounds. Thank them for the life, keep the grit, but quietly lay down their inherited fears.
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When Tourism Goes Septic.
In medicine, “going viral” signals distress, not success. Unchecked tourism behaves like sepsis—the cure cannibalizing the host. The goal isn’t stopping travel, but regulating it.
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Microeconomics Of Validation.
When an exceptional economics teacher traded quiet classroom gravity for viral vanity, she discovered the brutal cost of letting an algorithm determine her self-worth.
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The Restless Leg Syndrome.
So,your legs itch when you sleep, or you kick. That is your conscious mind begging for sleep and Sensorimotor brain shouting ‘Stay alert!Keep running.
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The Third Act that failed.
There is an ocean between absentmindedness and Alzheimer’s. Beyond lost keys and kitchen mishaps lie silent grief, critical prevention, and the unspoken toll on caregivers.
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The Trophy Mukund’s Boys Picked.
We sacrifice our children’s sunlight and souls for colony bragging rights, then blame their collapse on gaming. Disappointing your parents is survivable; dying for them isn’t.
