There was an uncontrollable frustration inside me after hearing “She is our boy”. Many direct and indirect levels are there behind that statement. A pride was there on the face when they said she is their boy. Wouldn't the same pride be if they said we raised her to be a good person? If it is only a person's point of view, it would not have become a regular hearing in society. I tried to think many times why people are thinking like that. I took a deep breath and turned to reality, where she is called a boy who had been brought up free of her own, who had her own opinions. And when she rides a bike, she heard from somewhere in the back that they had raised her as a boy. I closed my ears tight and turned to me, there were a lot of questions too. How did she become 'he' when she did things her own? How can a man and a woman who does the same work paid differently? How can she be the only one discussed and criticized if she dressed to her liking? Is it because fewer peopl...
"Education is not the amount of knowledge that is put into the human brain..." These are the words from a video that recently went viral on social media. What exactly is education? Is there a connection between knowledge and wisdom? What is the definition of intellect? Let us examine. First, I will introduce you to two people, Neetu and Nithya. Neetu is the voice inside my Bluetooth speaker. Nithya is the voice inside Amazon Echo Dot (although she is known as Alexa, I am calling her Nithya). Both of them have very nice voices. Neetu speaks very little. Little means only the following, Power on Power off Connected Disconnected Please charge You have an incoming call She does not know anything other than this while Nithya can interact like a person. She knows a lot. So which of them is the wisest? Isn’t it obvious, Nithya? Right? Or is she? Neetu indeed knows very little. But she uses what she knows very accurately. She never said that the power is on when turned off ...