A peaceful valley in Pahalgam turned into a site of terror. A group of tourists—families, couples, regular people just like you and me—were attacked while simply enjoying a holiday. 26 people were killed. Over 20 were injured. And for what? Just hate. They were on a holiday. Laughing. Clicking pictures. Living life. Until they wereContinue reading Because They Were Hindu
Sometimes, I read the news and have to check twice—am I looking at an actual headline, or is this The Onion ( Its a satire News Platform, in case if you don’t know )? Politicians make statements that sound like bad comedy scripts. Billion-dollar corporations jump on activism trends while quietly dodging taxes. Influencers giveContinue reading Satire in the Modern Age – Everything Feels Like a Joke
Misinformation isn’t just a problem of facts—it’s a problem of human psychology. Why do we believe things that aren’t true? Why do some falsehoods spread like wildfire while the truth struggles to keep up? To understand misinformation, we must first understand ourselves. The Brain’s Shortcut to Belief Our brains are wired for efficiency, not accuracy.Continue reading Why We Believe Lies: The Psychology of Misinformation
Some stories demand more than a fleeting glance. Some thoughts refuse to be contained in a headline. Some conversations don’t end with a period—they stretch, decode, and shift. This is The Open Thread. 🖤 A magazine built for those who don’t settle for surface-level takes. For those who crave depth, wit, and nuance. For theContinue reading The Open Thread – A Journal of Everything