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Is China becoming the cuckoo’s nest?

In China, it is estimated that about 100 million people suffer from various kinds of mental illnesses. Out of those people, 16 million are believed to be severely affected by their conditions. Meanwhile, another 250 million are believed to need ps...

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How Xi kicked China in the guts thrice

In addition to stealing technology from the West, the Chinese economy rested on three pillars. First, a stable social order even though it was maintained through intense surveillance and propaganda. Since the turbulence of Tiananmen Square massacr...

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Consensus wrecks global systems

Thinkers bristle at the thought of consensus. Michael Crichton, the famous science fiction writer and the author of “Jurassic Park”, called consensus the “refuge of scoundrels” and the quest for consensus in science as pern...

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Fighting War without Strategy

he war against COVID19 is a rare instance when all countries of the world have a common enemy. Realpolitik is still motivating nations to seek advantage of this “war” to weaken other nations. As a result, almost all nations have been f...

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Restoring India’s Stolen Smiles

Mahatma Gandhi’s oft-quoted words, that “a nation’s greatness is measured by how it treats its weakest members,” though uttered in 1931, can be applied to any era to measure the degree of civilization. In Roman law, the con...

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The Need for a Free-world Trade Order

If we believe Bertrand Russell then we do not have much to choose between democracy and dictatorship; “Democracy; the fools have a right to vote. Dictatorship; the fools have a right to rule”. Russell was a mathematician and a philosop...

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