Blogs by Prasad Subramanian

[P R Subramanian]

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I've shared my son Prasad's Blog post here, he welcomes the comment and critic on his blog posts directly which would motivate him to pen further more blogs.

Wishing to see your comments/criticism on is blog posts.

Happy reading.

https://prasadmanic.wordpress.com/2020/08/04/whale-songs-machine-learning-and-climate-change/

 

[P R Subramanian]

https://prasadmanic.wordpress.com/2020/08/05/social-prescribing/

5 short stories, one common denominator, a sensible, life-affirming conclusion.

 

[P R Subramanian]

https://prasadmanic.wordpress.com/2020/08/06/the-righteous-mind/

 

[prasad1]

https://prasadmanic.wordpress.com/2020/08/05/social-prescribing/

5 short stories, one common denominator, a sensible, life-affirming conclusion.

I generally do not read blogs. I did read this one.
I did not see a common thread, it seemed like some jumbled up threads put together.
There was no theme no uplifting message or any hope.
It might be dear to the father as it is the work of his son, but to others, it is just ok.
Each story as a thread might have some meaning.

The last story about Lisa and her doctor Dr. Sam might make sense. on its own.

I am sorry I could not be more helpful.

 

[P R Subramanian]

https://prasadmanic.wordpress.com/2020/08/11/the-big-short/

Follow the breadcrumbs to a story that...starts with a man with unswerving probity...but leads to very unnerving truths about the world.

 

[P R Subramanian]

https://prasadmanic.wordpress.com/2020/08/12/snooping-monarch/

Our Big, Big Brothers are watching!

 

[P R Subramanian]

https://prasadmanic.wordpress.com/2020/08/16/two-spherical-cows/

Our brain needs to outgrow spherical cow!

 

[P R Subramanian]

https://prasadmanic.wordpress.com/2020/08/19/where-does-power-lie/

It is not where you think it does, says Michel Foucault.

 

[P R Subramanian]

https://prasadmanic.wordpress.com/2020/08/22/in-defense-of-the-average-golden-mean/

You would not believe where accepting that 'average' is good would take you.

 

[renuka]

I would read when I get the time.
Any effort is worthy of praise.
Geeta itself does say..No endeavour is diminutive..

So honestly do not be too dependent on comments or critic.
Let your son grow in his outlook without the need of praise or blame of others

I would give feedback when I get the time.
Just a bit busy these days

 

[renuka]

Ok, I read the whale songs, machine learning.
It has a very youthful feel to it because at times there is a sudden shift of topic from one paragraph to another at times disconnected briefly and reconnects equally fast to finish the story.

Its a hall mark of a young mind who has fleeting responses because of exposure to screen time.
Older minds do not shift topics as fast.

Over all, its nice..makes one feel young again.

 

[P R Subramanian]

Weapons-Grade Communication Tactics

Collapsing 30,000,000,000,000 atoms that make up an average human body into 5000 points in virtual space – literally, in a weapon building exercise!

prasadmanic.wordpress.com

You would not believe where accepting that 'average' is good would take you.

 

[prasad1]

Weapons-Grade Communication Tactics

Collapsing 30,000,000,000,000 atoms that make up an average human body into 5000 points in virtual space – literally, in a weapon building exercise!

prasadmanic.wordpress.com

You would not believe where accepting that 'average' is good would take you.

What is the age of Mr. Prasad Subramanian? What is his target audience?

 

[P R Subramanian]

https://prasadmanic.wordpress.com/2020/08/29/the-culture-industry/


What happens when Capitalism marries Mass Media? An ugly baby named 'The Culture Industry' is born.

 

[P R Subramanian]

https://prasadmanic.wordpress.com/2020/08/29/the-culture-industry/

What happens when Capitalism marries Mass Media? An ugly baby named 'The Culture Industry' is born.

 

[P R Subramanian]

https://prasadmanic.wordpress.com/2020/09/02/will-you-do-me-a-favor-part-1/

You exert more influence than you think you do; and maybe not in a good way.

 

[P R Subramanian]

https://prasadmanic.wordpress.com/2020/09/04/veil-of-ignorance/

How best to level the playing-field in a complex world such as ours?

 

[P R Subramanian]

https://prasadmanic.wordpress.com/2020/09/10/will-you-do-me-a-favor-part-2/

You may not even realize what you are saying yes to.

 

[P R Subramanian]

https://prasadmanic.wordpress.com/2020/09/15/is-killing-animals-wrong-part-1/

Discussion on the ethics of killing animals...

 

[P R Subramanian]

What is the age of Mr. Prasad Subramanian? What is his target audience?

My son Prasad is running 26 years, he doesn't have any fixed target audience as he blogs on various subjects like technology, Physics, phycology, sociology, day to day activity etc.

Hope & wish that he is being recognized as one of the well read blogger and has many wide reader with good/bad criticism which would further take up to a healthy discussion.

 

[P R Subramanian]

https://prasadmanic.wordpress.com/2020/09/22/facebook-goes-2africa/

Facebook plans to digitally colonize Africa with its new project

 

[P R Subramanian]

https://prasadmanic.wordpress.com/2020/09/29/are-you-a-person/

How deep are your wants? And how free are you in your choices and desires?

 

[P R Subramanian]

https://prasadmanic.wordpress.com/2020/10/05/repudiating-and-appreciating-democracy/

A very sensible debate on democracy...between 2 people from the 20th century

 

[P R Subramanian]

https://prasadmanic.wordpress.com/2020/10/11/generosity-as-a-substitute-for-justice/

Modern day philanthropy is not all it's cracked up to be!
Posted on October 11, 2020by Prasad ManiPosted in Brown StudyTagged capitalism, political philosophy, philanthropy, economics, charity, business, market.Leave a comment

 

[P R Subramanian]

https://prasadmanic.wordpress.com/2020/10/17/critique-of-liberalism-part-1/

A political theorist from 20th century Germany has an awful lot to teach us about Liberalism.