MWRH - Man walks into a rabbit hole

We examine management trainings and why they might or might not work. Also why science or strategy based learning definitely works in an epistemological sense.

I revisit one rabbit hole on mortality and aging. And thats the nature of rabbit holes. We keep revisiting them, till we know more. And the more we know, the less we know.

We discuss poetry again. We also read Warsan Shire's Anthem called Home.

Does poetry fit into this modern busy world of ours?

We speak to Deepthi who is also an integral part of the podcast. She helps us understand the nature of her rabbit hole that is carnatic classic music - and any art in general.

Hope you enjoy it.

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We read a passage from Claudio Donoso's Little Bird. And explore an associated rabbit hole. Of knowing "good" only from our context. The blindspot. Do write in at [email protected]

We speak of how short term becomes our default mode, pareto at work, Goodhart's Law and how culture is such an abused word.

We speak about what hedonism (vs asceticism or monkism) might mean. Why does hedonism, at least in some strange ways, possibly contribute to our well being?

This topic is indeed a rabbit hole. Write to us at [email protected]

Mortality is a favorite topic of ours. We shall come up at this culdesac again and again. Write to us at [email protected]

This is about a book which I loved. Its what I called "displacement fiction". It also explores a personal rabbit hole. Write in at [email protected]