I think it might be good for me to get in the habit of taking account of things that occur around me. Perhaps you should too. And let me know so I have something fun to read in the morning with coffee! Today I read the Anthropic IPO Prospectus. It filled me with quite a lot of dread. I was then led to a curious thought, can you invest in nukes? Not directly, but you can invest in the companies making those nukes. Ah yes. Investing in death. What an interesting world we live i

And roti... As well as dal, and paratha, and pickled green chilies, as well as idli, dosa, batasha, jalebi, the one snack things I can't remember the name of (oh wait, namak para!), and those little coffee candies from the IT guy, and, of course, Danny's Fried Chicken. And after becoming all of these things, I feel truly nourished. As I flew over the midwest, I was immediately hit by a sense of... what's the opposite of claustrophobia? Wait let me look it up. Allegedly, it is

"If you build it, he will come," - Field of Dreams (1989) I remember watching clips of a strange movie where a man hears voices in a cornfield and builds a baseball field. I thought it was weird as a kid, but the message still sticks. This week I would be going to a village that has not been supported by the Sehgal Foundation. I wasn't really sure what to expect. The villages I had seen so far had renovated schools, newer infrastructure, and healthy looking kids. I must admit