An average Abstract Though Experiment

Anirudh Chandana
2 min readOct 30, 2019

The very essence of what makes us humans or homo sapiens is our unparalleled use of the neocortex, which only a few of our more evolved counterparts have achieved. But are we even thankful for this feat? Calling it a feat undermines what the ancient beings has sought a spiritual journey of sorts.

It is perplexing to see such contradictions in real life and people harness them for their benefit irrespective of disabilities, such is the energy that pierces through the very fibre of what we are made of. Fun fact — Dolphins and Whales have a superior neocortex, hence the capability of long distance communication via clicks and moans. We came from merely surviving in this harsh environment to almost taking total control of it — Cloud seeding, CRISPR gene editing techniques, but yet can never outpower it.

We have used novel thinking into eradicating problems which involve the prospect of capitalism yet unaffected by the ones that could eradicate us. Such is the irony of our existence.

For millenia, humans have been fed religion, philosophies and ideologies, however, only a handful prosper through enlightenment and rational thinking.

We cannot unite as a species as we forget that there is no competition anymore, there should be coexistence. This idea should transcend evenly to every level of economic, geo-political and social heirarchy. Our future as a sensible species seems so distorted, it requires a teen brain to comprehend the errors that are so evident. No doubt science has empowered us today but consciousness has empowered us to think in the first place. Whoever becomes the unsung heroes of this century must be free of the complexities of the society, a Dalai Lama of sorts.

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Anirudh Chandana

I have nightmares about the consequences of not knowing enough. My curious brain cells tingle to the echoes of different fabric of space and time.