In this #JournalClub 🚨 Bansal and Mazumder discuss a study that investigated the interplay between three-dimensional genome structure and mutational load in cancer. @TIFRScience 📖 ⬇️ https://t.co/9cgkFYYNUf

The eerie silence around the recent, heartbreaking suicide of a PhD student at IISER Kolkata is actually very telling.

The Last Maharaja of Punjab In a quiet corner of Suffolk, just beyond the hedgerows and honey-stone cottages of Thetford Forest, stands a country house unlike any other in Britain.

The journey from wide eyed naivete and fascination to total jaded disillusionment may be inevitable but I want to resist it as much as I can. About so many things in life. There's a balance there somewhere that I'm trying to achieve...

studio ghibli already made a movie where children starve and die because an imperialist power wanted to go to war so there was no need for the ai.

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'The orchestrated outrage over Ranveer Allahbadia and his odious pals is calculated to lay the ground for censorship of digital media', says author & columnist Vir Sanghvi @virsanghvi in ThePrint #SharpEdge https://t.co/3x09sOoziG

A couple of them were rereads perhaps...XD

Kinda happy, I actually set a target for 20 books, then pushed it to 25 and managed to read even more. Attention span conquered. :D Check out #GoodreadsYearinBooks @goodreads to discover the 26 books I read in 2024!

Classic 21st century strategy: Make everyone's lives so miserable that they are all too drained for kindness making hardened husks of men and women who keep hurting others more and more till we all combust in a ball of greed and hatred.

Allu Arjun gets bail within hours Umar Khalid is in Jail for more than 4 years Everyone is equal in front of law is a Joke.

Also loved Get Out, which in the garb of a thriller captures the horrors of racism, from the subtle to the overt to downright dystopian fiction... American Fiction is mainly about how even so called liberals love to put minorities into boxes.

American Fiction is well done satire that deftly tackles issues like tokenistic representation, the burden of being an underrepresented minority, pressures to pander etc... Recommended. #americanfiction #AmazonPrime

@TomLondon6 Hannah Arendt (1906 - 1975) described it as the "banality of evil":

I am learning something new about my rights as a movie goer everyday

It's funny, in a dark, sad way, to see the stooges of a government that has imprisoned activists for years and years on flimsy charges suddenly harp about the presumption of innocence until proven guilty. That principle somehow never applied to Umar Khalid or the BK-16, ofc.

With the Hindenburg report unfolding, my clueless neighbor came upstairs and asked me “what do they mean by crony capitalism?” So, I told him a story of the humble bicycle reflector. Read on to know why. 1/14

Seriously hate the fact that [redacted country]’s elections have serious repercussions for the entire world like