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Abhinav Mukherjee
I am currently a student of Banaras Hindu University pursuing Masters in English.I pen down my musings, poems and essays only when my emotions spontaneously overflow with a balance of impersonality.
Today, I encountered the evil of the dopamine convenience of the human mind. After ages, I entered a library situated in Bharat Kala Bhavan where I realized how abstemious and shallow I was, in drinking the wine of literature. Unlike the pragmatic school of thought promulgated by John Dewey and William Jones; deeming it unnecessary to deliberate on theories of truth, I believe in rationalizing it rather than changing it because any change to be brought about will be a derivative of the existing definitions of truth. While entering the library, the librarian scornfully scanned me from top to bottom as Hamlet had scanned the murderous Claudius.

The Dopaminal Convenience

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Abhinav Mukherjee

Today, I encountered the evil of the dopamine convenience of the human mind. After ages, I entered a library situated ...

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