Unjustified true beliefs

We imagine tragedy to be an insatiable pain arisen due to a horrible incident, yet our lives are filled with immense tragedy which we hide behind everyday living, in those facebook posts or those Instagram photos, It's a facade, I envy those who are truly happy, or can fake happiness well to themselves and the world. The recent reading of the book "The Monk who sold his Ferrari" hints that the path to enlightenment and true bliss is through a balanced growth of body, mind and soul. Yet many literary geniuses suggest that humans are addicted to tragedy. I write this during a vacation summer's night, comfortably in my blanket, peacefully in solitude, with properly satisfied hunger and feeling fully secure in my room. I am not sure what I am missing or owning which object in the world can ameliorate the quench I feel for this emptiness, please don't think I am depressed, I am actually quite happy at this moment, I have wonderful friends and family in a different c

Why is India considered to be peaceful country? when it's history is drenched in blood and wars. from various kings like Ashoka and Aurangzabe fighting for land and glory. Followed by UK ruling over India draining it of it's wealth and resources for 200 years, after committing innumerable crimes, now they portray to be philanthropic  and altruistic and that's what America is doing after killing millions of red Indians and taking over their land, now it's called the land of opportunity and the most advanced country on earth. It's said history repeats itself, sure it does it's a wave, there are times of great unrest, great change, great wars and we have peace now because of those reasons. This peace is an illusion and it will only last until an artificial order is maintained where people who are actually suffering are made to believe and feel content with their lives (hence religion and jobs) or are fooled to think that their lives are in the natural order of

Do you know about the law of diminishing returns in economics? or have you heard about the 10,000 hours law about how to be good in anything? Recently my blog has gone through a philosophical change. Actually, a lot of things has changed in my life, this blog is just a reflection of them, like my country of residence, the people I spend most of my time with, my habits, my friend circle, the culture around me, my ways of thinking, my recent experiences. All in all, there has been a significant growth in my personality which has brought me closer to the spiritual truth, if it even exists. Being a sceptic like Rene Descartes, I have decided to let go of all my knowledge or presumptions of things I know, and this blog will be a reflection of some things I assume can be true, but I would only accept them to be true if I fail to reject them (Ho = my knowledge gather over the course of 25 years). So, now to the heart of the problem, Logistic regression. It looks something like this