Blog me...curiosity redefined

        Being experimentative is what has kept me alive as of today. If I can't try new things, then what is the point of living, isn't it? Yes, it is risky, and that's what makes it even more interesting. I would rather deep dive into the sea and look at its sand bed than to merely watch the fishes from the boat. There is a certain thrill to it for sure.  After all, these thrills are what make life so interesting.        I have tried my hand at cooking, data entry jobs, meditation techniques, blogging, investing in shares, cryptos, NFTs, etc. In fact, I have researched many other topics like organic farming, spiritual exploration, design thinking, elevating ourselves to higher thinking, etc. What really bores me is when I don't do this stuff.       Yes, it is not easy, when all odds are against you. The world surrounding me pushed me to be stable, in all areas, job, work-life, thinking process. But it is the inner drive t...

     Lets fast track ourselves to 2050. A new world where imagine we as citizens are not ruled by a Government but our intuition. Who sets the policies? Would our inner guiding light be sufficient to lead a peaceful life? Isn't it a fantasy? Maybe not. Do you actually need a regulatory body to abide to?      Bitcoins and other crypto currencies are a perfect example to what I intend to say. Who needs a regulatory body when you can trust your own community of miners? After all the regulatory bodies do is bring in the same trust among them.      We as human beings are becoming individualistic, so much that we may depend on systems rather than other individuals in the near future. A day is not far when those machines or systems guide us (or rather rule us) instead of the Government. Don't you see the glimpse of it already with miners and video gamers winning more trust among themselves rather than a regulatory body?     By the way ...