Here we are at the cusp of another COVID panic creation campaign just when the global economy has begun limping towards recovery. But the vaccine market (upon which many billions in revenue are riding) cannot really flourish if people get too comfortable living with the virus.
Quantum biology can provide that intelligent framework. Among other things, it can explain how life began, evolution, consciousness, photosynthesis, bird flights over thousands of kilometres continuously guided by Earth’s magnetic fields, pheromones that attract us to potential mates, the sense of smell and more importantly in these troubled times, the behaviour of viruses and our immune systems.
These unlikely COVID success stories actually make virtue out of unpalatable reality. And, of ACCIDENTAL SUCCESSES.
Let’s look at Dharavi first. With that kind of population density (80 people sharing a toilet), there is no way that an effective lockdown can be enforced. Pakistan has a relatively lower population density and a young population. But a meaningful lockdown has hardly been enforced because of religious hardliners who insist on communal prayer.
The disruptive confluence of artificial intelligence, machine learning, 5G, biohacking and quantum computing is gathering rapid momentum. Data companies are now worth more than oil companies. The US and China have a bigger conflict over Huawei’s 5G technology than they have over oil. Whoever controls 5G controls the Internet…basically data.
There is no absolute truth. There are many.
Grey Truths explores life, news, and opinions beyond the obvious. Detail, depth, and nuance are of the essence.
This blog is an attempt to find balance in a world defined by black truths, white lies, prejudices, and closed extremist positions.
Context, connections, and perspective separate truth from lies and one truth from another.
Truths converge and diverge like drops of rain. Some have longer shelf lives. Others have nine lives.
Ultimately the truth(s) lie(s) in your eyes.
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A communications professional for nearly two decades, I have studied accountancy, management, and journalism. But more than anything else, I am a student of and for life.
Rebel against left and right-wing extremism, kite-flying, pretentiousness, and determinism. Fan of dry humour.
I run regularly. It is a form of meditation. I enjoy reading and watching eclectic content. But second only to observing people and nature.
Writing poetry and cooking are occasional indulgences.
Sridhar Chari
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