Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Lavatory Of Requirement
At 30,000 feet and zero inspiration, Akshara discovers that writer’s block, like a lavatory door, only opens when desperation politely knocks.
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Highways to Heaven Potholes on Earth.
The debate highlights the conflict between impressive public infrastructure and societal neglect, urging collective responsibility and deeper engagement in civic duties over mere spectacle.
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Efficient Hauntings
A child swallows an apocalypse, a “game” rewrites innocence, a ghost waits for release, and silence becomes the family’s most efficient inheritance system.
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Self Possed.
Raveena feared ghosts; Kanika feared herself. Ptah shuffled tarot cards and exposed the real horror—trauma recycling itself while I blamed everything on writer’s block.
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Tile By Tile
A cobra with administrative patience stalks a tiled childhood, demanding overdue grief, while Akshara and Ptah argue whether abandonment requires therapy—or better punchlines.
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Ancestral Wisdom Pvt.Ltd.
In a cubicle scented with burnt coffee and legacy trauma, Akshara learns that ancestral ghosts don’t haunt—they audit. Responsibility, unfortunately, is non-transferable.
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