While India celebrates the rise of unicorns and the "Startup India" revolution, the foundational engine of its $5 trillion economy, Deep Science is quietly being switched off. Discover why the neglect of basic science today could lead to a technological blackout tomorrow, and why fintech founders, investors, and policymakers must care about the people in the labs at 2 AM.
[Read Part 1] [Read Part 2] [Read Part 3] Modern psychology research has a WEIRD bias, relying heavily on participants from Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, Democratic societies. Scientists long assumed that human minds everywhere work the same, but evidence shows WEIRD people are…
Modern “ranking” of students comes from the 18th–19th century push to standardize assessment in mass schooling. In 1785, Ezra Stiles, Yale’s president from 1778 to 1795, introduced the first documented formal grading system in the new world. In a diary…
Introduction Let’s face it, when most people hear the words “scientific thinking,” they picture a serious scientist in a white coat, surrounded by test tubes and formulas or staring into the void of a microscope.Cold. Clinical. Detached. But reality is…
