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The Paradox of Colour Choices

Many of us are familiar with the paradox of choice, whether or not we have heard of the phrase itself. The paradox of choice, is our tendency to believe that more options or variants or choices in a given situation or purchase event is a good thing. After all, who wouldn’t want more flavours in…

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Between Gender Pronouns and Spelling People’s Names

I had been seeing a lot of social media profiles with a ‘He/Him’ or ‘She/Her’ mentioned alongside the name, but didn’t completely understand the purpose. A close friend recently explained them as gender pronouns. Given in particular the LGBTQ+ community, the world needs to become increasingly sensitive to the different gender pronouns. Affixing it to…

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Rest in Peace, Dr. Kohli

Dr. Faqir Chand Kohli passed away today at the age of 96. Immortals like him will never be forgotten.

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Towards a Better Mask – 3

An internal project under Rattl has been to try create a better mask for the (Covid) times. This is post #3.

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Towards a Better Mask – 2

CrystalPlanet: An internal project under Rattl has been to try create a better mask for the (Covid) times. This one was part experiment, part fun, always having been fascinated with the idea of using car components for things.

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Towards a Better Mask – 1

To try create a better mask for the (Covid) times.

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Books Recommended in Books

The challenge of finding the names of Books Recommended in Books.

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Invade for Better Climate

If you were to randomly consider invasions in the past few hundred years, I wonder if crappy weather might have been a big reason for people to invade other countries in the hope of better weather.

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Zomato’s Vertical Slider

Zomato has a nicely done vertical slider for their filter options on their mobile app. It’s just simpler, logical and easy to use. Odd how we still have horizontal sliders on apps.

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College Industry Projects

I believe the first 1-2 semesters in any college should be more about building morals leadership with an industry perspective, rather than simply taking students and tossing them into the “big bad world”.