Ajitabh Pandey's Soul & Syntax
Exploring systems, souls, and stories – one post at a time
Time is usually treated as a neutral measure. But in the Bhagavad Gītā, Kṛṣṇa identifies himself with kāla—time as power, change, and dissolution.
That idea opens a larger philosophical question: is time merely what we measure, or is it the force that makes all change possible?
In my last post, we looked at the possibility that we’re living in a giant cosmic ghost town, a 2-billion-light-year void. It’s a compelling idea because it explains why our “Local Team”…
In the last post about the Observable Universe, I discussed the sheer scale of the cosmos and that mind-bending 46.5 billion light-year edge. But as I kept digging into how we actually…
When I was reading about the universe’s age the other night, I stumbled onto a Wikipedia page about the “observable universe,” and it honestly blew my mind. It’s one of those things…
Man has always been a curious creature. This curiosity has led to various questions and which in turn have led to answers in the form of discoveries. One of the thought which…
