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Unifying Theories of the Universe: A Comparative Analysis of GR, QM, and SST
Exploring the Fabric of Reality: Bridging Macroscopic and Microscopic Phenomena
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Sanjana Singh
The Ultimate Consciousness Flowchart
Designed a mind-map on consciousness’s intricate world, blending cognitive and affective states, showcasing it as a multifaceted process.
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Sanjana Singh
Quantum Gravity Nexus: Unifying the Fundamental Forces
As per my mind maps above, harmonizing GR & QM (like through SST) hinges on resolving their differences. Its extensive mathematical framework remains…
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Sanjana Singh

February 2022

Reflections
THE PERSISTENCE OF MEMORY PAINTING BY SALVADOR DALI A force is a vector. The laws & phenomenon of the universe can be charaterized mathematically…
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Sanjana Singh
Technology + Censorship
Just some thoughts...
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Sanjana Singh
Christopher Satoor on German Idealism
Christopher is a doctoral candidate (ABD) in the Department of Humanities at York University. His main research centers around the 18th and 19th-century…
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Sanjana Singh
My appearance on Christopher Sweat's Podcast!
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Sanjana Singh

December 2021

Daily Epiphanies, Musings & More - II
"We are living in a world which seems to be founded on the refusal to reflect." -Gabriel Marcel, Man Against Mass Society
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On Psychoanalysis - I
"What the melancholic subject misperceives in her attachment to the lost object is that the object in itself, objet á, was always already lost." -Slavoj…
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Daily Epiphanies, Musings & More - I
“The artist creates his own elite, and the elite its own artists.” -E.H. Gombrich, Art & Illusion: A Study in the Psychology of Pictorial Representation
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Seasonal Changes, Body Aches & Psychical Readjustment
a conversation between the body, the psyche & the spirit!
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On Chemical Philosophy - I
"The moment after, I began to respire 20 quarts of unmingled nitrous oxide. A thrilling, extending from the chest to the extremities, was almost…
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