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    Odyssey

    Facing Population Collapse: How Falling Fertility Rates are Shaping the Future

    Imagine a world where bustling cities turn quieter, schools shut down due to fewer kids, and economies struggle to balance the needs of an aging population with fewer working hands. It may sound like science fiction, but this is a reality many countries could face by the end of the century. The issue? Falling fertility rates. According to a report by McKinsey Global Institute, major...

    Denmark’s Parenting Competency Test: Saving Newborns from Loving Mothers (Because Who Needs Cultural Sensitivity?)

    Parenting Competency Test: When you think of Denmark, you picture the epitome of progressive governance, right? Land of hygge, world-class pastries, and bicycles galore. But recently, Denmark has added a new feather to its cap: redefining parenting by removing newborns from their mothers hours after birth. Yes, you read that correctly. In November 2024, Danish authorities decided that a Greenlandic Inuit woman’s love wasn’t...

    Compassion For Learning

    It has happened to me numerous times. An idea strikes like a flash and the moment feels exalted in its brightness, in its newness,...

    Why I Read

    It’s not about an academic interest in the study of the behavior of the mind of thought processes or the mind’s symbols and languages...

    GAIA: A New Vision Of Earth And Its Atmosphere and How It Maintains Its Equilibrium

    3. OF GAIA, HOMEOSTASIS AND LOVELOCK (Continued from part 2) James Lovelock sees the world as it is; not as we would like it to be....

    GAIA: A New Vision Of Earth And Its Atmosphere and How It Maintains Its Equilibrium

    2. OF CHAOS AND INSTABILITY IN ATMOSPHERE (Continued from part 1) The atmosphere of Earth is an improbable and unstable element, held in balance by...

    GAIA: A New Vision Of Earth And Its Atmosphere and How It Maintains Its Equilibrium

    EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE “If Charles Darwin traced the evolution of man and discovered the fact that man – Homo Sapiens – is and has to...

    On Musings of a Sanskrit Scholar

    Sri Nityananda Mishra published this piece on 02nd June, which he says... Sri Nityananda Mishra published this piece on 02nd June, which he says was a...

    Fish of the Gorge

    Continued from: A test of progressives. The time has come now to reread our history, to catch the miss between the lines that have haunted...

    A Test of Progressives

    Continued from: Textbook Laundry Most of all the progressives were able to work their mischief because of the control they came to acquire over institutions...

    Textbook Laundry

    Continued from: The Doped Way Repeats In the last fifty years whatever research work is done and whatever technique and line of writing (our history...

    The Doped Way Repeats

    History does not repeat itself, let alone redoing it. Past is past. Neither can it be undone nor redone but at least we can...

    Opportunistic Evolutions

    Continued from: Universal Social Order Girls were given apt education and fair opportunity to grow up in a free environment, with dignity. At the time...

    Universal Social Order

    Continued from: To Contain A Heart's Desire But in other words, this word means a certain particular, universal social order attached to the status quo...