Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

  • Ancestral Legacy Unlocked

    Ancestral Legacy Unlocked

    “Ever wondered if your family’s health quirks are a cosmic joke? Dive into hypnotherapy to decode your ancestral legacy and flip the script for a healthier, happier you—no family secrets required!”

  • What’s Your Legacy– Inherited Chaos or Mindful Masterpiece.

    What’s Your Legacy– Inherited Chaos or Mindful Masterpiece.

    Legacy and Behavioral Traits: A Satirical Exploration of Parenting, Inheritance, and Breaking the Cycle When we think of legacy, we often imagine grandiose monuments or illustrious titles, a life well-lived that would make Shakespeare weep. But in truth, most of us are crafting a far subtler legacy—one built on everyday actions, our behavior traits, and,…

  • Tunes From The Twilight Zone

    Tunes From The Twilight Zone

    Discover the weird, wonderful and downright bizarre genres that make music more than just cacophony to our ears.

  • Erased But Unfazed

    Erased But Unfazed

    In Southern India, remarkable women rewrote history but were overlooked. Velu Nachiyar bravely fought the British in 1780, Vani Vilas Sannidhana championed education and health in Mysore, Dr. Muthulakshmi Reddy broke barriers in medicine and social reform, and Suraiyya Tyabji designed the Indian national flag. Their stories deserve recognition and a place in history.

  • Madras  Morning and Chennai Chronicles

    Madras Morning and Chennai Chronicles

    It is Madras day, and Madras is on my mind.

  • Mosquitoes and Power of Wolbachia.

    Mosquitoes and Power of Wolbachia.

    Mosquitoes are a grave threat, with millions affected by diseases like dengue, Zika, and chikungunya. The World Mosquito Program’s Wolbachia method offers hope, reducing mosquito-borne virus transmission. Despite their ecological role, controlling disease-spreading mosquitoes is critical. Natural methods like eliminating breeding grounds and introducing predators complement Wolbachia’s impact in the fight against mosquito-borne illnesses.

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