We do not see things as they are, we see them as we are- Immanuel Kant
May 28, 2024

I often find myself lost in between the circadian rhythm of a dream and reality. As someone accustomed to the rhythmic routine of sleep and dreams, I’ve often questioned the nature of our conscious experiences. I find myself questioning the very essence of reality, often asking myself, “How do I know I’m awake? How do…

Our minds are the brushes and our will is the palette of our moral landscape - Waleed Mahmud
May 21, 2024

Humanity has been guided by numerous codes of morality and ethical doctrines throughout history. These moral codes have shaped civilizations and direct the moral compass of societies. These codes have been seen as the pillars of good behavior and righteous living. They are hailed and revered as immutable and sacred by their followers. However, as…

Paradox of Kindness
May 15, 2024

In all of our human interactions, kindness embellishes us like a beacon of hope and connection. It’s a trait lauded by cultures around the world, truly hailed as a universal good. Yet, paradoxically, the very people who embody this cherished virtue sometimes find themselves targets of mistreatment and exploitation. This raises a profound question: Why do…

Waleed Mahmud - The power and Perils of Ideas
April 13, 2024

Carl Jung asserted that “People don’t have ideas; ideas have people” resonates in our current era more than ever, a time characterized by an unprecedented flow of information, a complex network of rapidly evolving social and ideological canvas, and the rising ideological polarity. In this digital age, where knowledge and data are perpetually at our…