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On Einstein's 147th Birthday : "It Has Become Appallingly Obvious”: A Look at the The Physicist's Prophecy on Technology

We built the ultimate toolbox, but maybe forgot who is supposed to swing the hammer. Albert saw the glitch coming a mile away. I caught someone totally ignoring a rather magnificent sunset the other evening. They were entirely lost in a digital void. It immediately dragged my mind to a quote - one often slapped onto cheesy social media graphics, yet deeply unsettling if you actually sit with it. "It has become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity." March 14 marks Albert Einstein’s 147th birthday. Frankly, the man with the wild hair and the violin gets heavily romanticized as this quirky genius who just thought about trains and lightbeams all day. We forget he was a profound, sometimes reluctant, philosopher of the human condition. The Myth of the Machine Here is the funny thing about that famous quote: there’s actually fierce debate among archivists if he ever ...

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Women's Day Spotlight: The Hollywood Bombshell Who Gave You WiFi - Why Hedy Lamarr is the Patron Saint of Your Smartphone
Women's Day Spotlight: The Hollywood Bombshell Who Gave You WiFi - Why Hedy Lamarr is the Patron Saint of Your Smartphone
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Women's Day Spotlight: From Ada Lovelace to Mira Murati - The Women Who Taught Machines How to Think
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Women's Day Spotlight : Bulletproof Vests and Windshield Wipers - The 'Safety' Inventions Women Created to Protect the World
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Science & Space Roundup: Top News of the Day (March 3)
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Science & Space Roundup: Top News of the Day (Feb 23)
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Science & Space Roundup: Top News of the Day (Feb 19)
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Science & Space Roundup: Top News of the Day (Feb 19)
Science & Space Roundup: Top News of the Day (Feb 19)
behind the icy moon. The findings show how powerful plumes of water vapour and dust erupting from Enceladus' southern surface become electrically char...
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Science & Space Roundup: Top News of the Day (Feb 17)
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On This Day (Feb 5, 1971): Apollo 14 Landed on the Moon - 5 Myths People Still Get Wrong About Moon Missions
On This Day (Feb 5, 1971): Apollo 14 Landed on the Moon - 5 Myths People Still Get Wrong About Moon Missions
Fifty-five years ago today, Alan Shepard turned the Moon into the world’s most exclusive country club. But while the golf shot was real, the conspirac...
On This Day (Feb 5, 1971): Apollo 14 Landed on the Moon - 5 Myths People Still Get Wrong About Moon Missions
On This Day (Feb 5, 1971): Apollo 14 Landed on the Moon - 5 Myths People Still Get Wrong About Moon Missions
Fifty-five years ago today, Alan Shepard turned the Moon into the world’s most exclusive country club. But while the golf shot was real, the conspirac...
The Silent Symptoms Indians Ignore and Later Regret: Early Cancer Signs Doctors Want You to Know
The Silent Symptoms Indians Ignore and Later Regret: Early Cancer Signs Doctors Want You to Know
In India, cancer is often detected late, not because people don’t care, but because early symptoms are easy to ignore. They don’t always come with sha...
The Silent Symptoms Indians Ignore and Later Regret: Early Cancer Signs Doctors Want You to Know
The Silent Symptoms Indians Ignore and Later Regret: Early Cancer Signs Doctors Want You to Know
In India, cancer is often detected late, not because people don’t care, but because early symptoms are easy to ignore. They don’t always come with sha...
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Science & Space Roundup: Top News of the Day (Jan 12)
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Science & Space Roundup: Top News of the Day (Nov 28)
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Five AI Innovations Poised to Redefine 2026
Five AI Innovations Poised to Redefine 2026
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Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar's most significant contribution in the field of astrophysics is demonstration of evolutionary stages of massive stars. O...
Science & Space Roundup: Top News of the Day (May 16)
Science & Space Roundup: Top News of the Day (May 16)
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Capturing the Cosmos: The Technology behind NASA's Revolutionary 4K Video Streaming from Aircraft to Space Station
Capturing the Cosmos: The Technology behind NASA's Revolutionary 4K Video Streaming from Aircraft to Space Station
Say goodbye to those hazy images of astronauts as NASA brings cutting-edge 4K technology through LASER. Data, the indispensable element of modern s...
Groundbreaking Discovery: Exoplanet LHS 1140 b's Potential for Life—Imagining Existence on a Rocky or Water-Rich Super-Earth
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The recent discovery of LHS 1140 b, an exoplanet situated approximately 48 light-years away in the constellation Cetus, has sparked a wave of curiosit...
Fact vs Fiction: Debunking Myths about Organ Donation as Health Ministry Boosts the Noble Cause
Fact vs Fiction: Debunking Myths about Organ Donation as Health Ministry Boosts the Noble Cause
The main reason behind shortage of organ and donors across the globe is the widespread misconceptions. Usually, people do not have much idea about...
Astronomers Capture Groundbreaking Black Hole Awakening: Exploring How Pop Culture Depicts Them vs. Real Observations
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How ISRO's RLV is Set to Pioneer Eco-Friendly Space Travel with Lower Emissions
How ISRO's RLV is Set to Pioneer Eco-Friendly Space Travel with Lower Emissions
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is on the brink of a major advancement in its Reusable Launch Vehicle (RLV) programme with the upcoming...