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What We Lost When Yoga Became a Photo

Every June 21st, the same thing happens. Sunrise shots. Perfect poses. Captions about peace and stillness, posted by people who looked anything but peaceful five minutes before the camera came out. I'm not against it. A 5,000-year-old practice surviving into an Instagram feed is, in its own strange way, a miracle of relevance. But somewhere between the ashram and the algorithm, I think we swapped the thing itself for a picture of the thing. So here's the question I keep comin

Shikha Pandey

Aug 154 min read

The New Decision Fatigue: Living in a World Where Every Answer Has a Counter-Answer

Twenty years ago, information helped us decide. Today it mostly helps us doubt. Ask three experts about your money, your career, your health, and you'll walk away with three confident answers that contradict each other. One says invest now. Another says hold cash till the dust settles. One headline tells you AI is about to wipe out your job. Another says it'll create three more in its place. A study says coffee adds years to your life. The next one says it takes them away. We

Shikha Pandey

Aug 154 min read