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Read... Reflection on Random Thoughts—Part 1 ⇒ Kirno Sohochari ...

Mortality and Gravity: Mortality can be thinkable as an accumulation of living Data-Matrix. Inescapable math lurked there makes everything to be mortal. Immortality to the contrary can define to exist in the Data-Matrix; it can be pondered by one but never be experienced for the mortal self. Mortality in this context is oft regarded as a transitional stage for the dead. People think another phase…

The color of my forbidden skin ⇒ Kirno Sohochari

Let’s back to the scene where humankind now forbids their skin making contact with others to keep them safe from the attack of respiratory killer invisible microbe. In other words, the same humankind is now just booming in rage against the humiliation of their skin under white supremacists knees like Derek Chauvin in America. A bizarre experience for the world where we are living now as Homo…

On quest about ‘naked truth’ ⇒ Kirno Sohochari

When ‘Truth’ coming from the well… The fact might be this truth was imprisoned in a well as victimized by lies. She concealed her in the well because of the material fact that none is certain of her existence. As Democritus was uncertain about this, what we mean truth it might be false and what appeared as lies who knows this is not true or something else! He said, “Of truth we know nothing, for…

All About shattered memories ⇒ Kirno Sohochari

Poison Let sip life until nocturnals ring the bell— Sip life until the glass is full of poison. …

Capitalism Meeting the monster in a park— He was absent-minded then, was busy munching Chestnut. When I’ve got closer, he offered Chestnut! What else to say, it felt like I eating man’s flesh!    …

Cityman He is incredible, the wondrous clown on Earth! The man is varicolored; likely the striped tiger…

When fear is essential  Fear is scary when one thinks he has to leave. 

 Terror of fear is none but the terror of losing something that one thinks precious for him. 

 Precious in a word is fear; that one thinks he cannot live without this and that he cannot leave this. 

 Knowledge cuts the root of ignorance but it cannot chop its own fear about ignorance. However, in both proviso fear could…

COVID-19 – When humans get worried, others celebrate ⇒ Kirno Sohochari

Maybe the topic would seem irrelevant if one considers the nightmare happening in the globe due to coronavirus outbreak. The situation was going extreme when this invisible devil first appeared in Wuhan. After that the notorious devil exit from Wuhan to travel the world by making some changes in its protein-shell. True, the world is suffering now and things going worst over time. Economists and…

We are living in concurrently two different pictorial worlds. Both are different and alongside coexist in the same place; so it can be said in truth we have dwelt in one world. A world of animated things pictured one and we share this. We believe images of this world are real and so only it can debunk the mystery of existence. Images have appeared here ‘original’ even if the duplicity that we do…

Einstein’s chosen world among this unresolved universe ⇒ Kirno Sohochari

He was none but Albert Einstein who chosen God a metaphor before made his famous comment ‘God doesn’t play dice with the universe.’ His self-reliance in the mathematical uniformity of a static universe inspired him to believe the universe cannot ruin itself by going under anomaly and randomness. An outright denier of religious or personal God preferred to see himself in a globe where a relation…

Confession and others ⇒ Kirno Sohochari

Confession “Forgive me for what I gonna say you. You sent me here for doing something that may likable to you and fruitful for others and me. Certainly, you keep watching but my effort you know goes in vain. It’s maybe my fault that I appeared good for nothing. I know the matter is shameful and disappointing for us. Your ambition not works and my ambition has failed too. We both have seemed to…

Revisiting consciousness ⇒ Kirno Sohochari

Reflexion 1: Any thoughts on consciousness are ‘contradiction’. Other than this, there is no need to think about it. 

Reflexion 2: Thoughts when contradicts one another only then it can be considered substantial.

Reflexion 3: Consciousness might be the shudder that creates doubt about the extant things in one’s mind who think.

Reflexion 4:Doubt leads one rethink to what extent ‘things’ are…

Flash Fictions ⇒ Kirno Sohochari

The Flower vase It was a simple flower vase. Yeah, be simple but elegant along with its notched beauty. I am not sure about the man who shaped it with such notched artistry. Even I forget the time when this cheap elegant attracts me on the walking moment in the street. Difficult for me to say why I was not in a mood of bargaining when the seller charged a bit high price against this banal pottery!

Maybe utter nonsense ⇒ Kirno Sohochari

The Game They told just before leaving him on the busy road: ‘Well! We give you another chance, let try if you can.’ The little town is moonshined today, flooded now by the upsetting glorious moon deity. His footsteps as if it reminds the running deer. This is the moment when wild hunger is flashing on his arid face! Maybe he never got twice, the chance that they gave him to save his life before…

In remembrance – the critic of Digital Humans ⇒ Kirno Sohochari

He was the man who had guts said like this,—people are talking about ‘Do’s and Don’ts’ but important is, do it first what you’ve wished to do. Yes, Hubert L. Dreyfusprecisely was confident in his ‘Do’s and Don’ts’ when wrote the book ‘What Computers can’t Do’ and a later revision of this book ‘What computers still can’t do’. He wrote both as a rejoinder of AI practitioners, especially to express…

Is death optional? ⇒ Kirno Sohochari

New York-based knowledge-seeking forum The Reality Club of lately organized a dialogue session between Nobel laureate Behavioral Economist Daniel Kahneman and Historian Yuval Noah Harari. Kahneman engaged himself as an interviewee who incited the historian to share his ideas on the revolutionary changes now getting pace all over the world. The author of ‘Thinking Fast and Slow’ regarded magnetic…

Lonely Trap ⇒ Kirno Sohochari

When I dialed the number, she received: ‘What happened?’ It was unrealistic for me to think about how she received my call from nowhere. I was worried, anxiously seeking her help to rescue me and so answered: ‘I’m trapped in a car, please save me.’ Her voice as if it was coming through the ghostly tunnel: ‘What are you saying? You’re trapped in a car; but how?’ I was seated alone in the car just…

Remarking Music ⇒ Kirno Sohochari

First remark: The source of music lurked behind the countless fraction of time, from where the first noisy waves have buzzed as if trillion bees are wincing and droning to break the silence that may remain internally million years in the dark abyssal of life.

Image Source: Polynomial 2: Universe of the Music Promo Art; mobygames.com

… The feeling of beauty is always an uncertainty, and as well…

Musing the eternal ⇒ Kirno Sohochari

The pleasure of music sounds like something that ruminates eternal. An unknown stroller who came here happenstance and having now seized ruminate the territory filled with exotic queers of beauties of laughter and cry, and the chirping jingles of triumph or the melancholic tunes raised from the magical abyssal of life. Music makes our stroller feel awake to recall the resonances pulsating all…