The catchy beats of Punjabi songs usually steal all the credit.
As your arms go up, fingers point skyward, shoulders bounce up and down, you almost forget there’s a hidden genius in something as simple as:
‘Kehnde D.C. vi saloot onu marda.’
@parrysingh
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Hidden Genius Behind Catchy Punjabi Song Lyrics and Beats
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Reddit for Answers: Niche Platform Not Public Opinion
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Reddit is great for specific purposes – when you want answers for specific questions. It doesn’t quite represent public opinion since it’s niche.
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Verification badges and community notes fail to solve misinformation problem
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Verified handle doesn’t mean much anymore since anyone can pay their way to verification. Community notes is a good initiative but only a partial solution to the fake news problem.
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Twitter’s Broken Superpowers: Credibility and Velocity in Crisis
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Twitter used to have two superpowers: velocity and credibility.
Retweets meant something is credible. Speed meant it’s urgent and important. But both are sadly broken now. A viral post today could be AI-generated, a conspiracy, or pure fiction – just riding on the dopamine of -
Living in Rainforest: Knowledge About Singapore Monkeys
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I know a little bit about Singapore monkeys. I was living in a rainforest.
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Moon Water vs Alien Papayas: Equal Rights in Space
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Possibly. If we can go to moon looking for water, aliens have every right to visit us looking for papayas.
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Mystery of the Papaya: Who Placed It on the Parapet?
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Plenty. Birds do keep polishing up the ripe papayas. The mystery is who plucked it, placed it on the parapet wall – can’t be birds.
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The Mystery of the Papaya on the Parapet Wall
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The papaya was on the other side. There is no way it could have landed on the parapet wall on its own. I’ll just have to carry this mystery to my grave.
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Raju and Bablu’s Forced Apology and Hidden Rivalry
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In school, when Raju and Bablu fought and a teacher appeared, she would make them stop, shake hands and say ‘Sorry’ to each other. After this forced peace, they would still keep glaring at each other – Raju would give an adangi here, Bablu would give a push there – this kept
