Stay Lit at Perspective

 Do you really think that writers or painters have a pattern in being mused and amusing you? Do you really think that it is practically possible for any writer to wake up in the morning with a new hunch and inject in you a motivational punch? Haa! Maybe you don't. But the influential social media and the urge to be found in a web traffic has made the writers and other artists feel that their art should come out in a pattern that matches the social media algorithm and help them to get found or let's say in the Gen Z fashion, 'trend'...! Beginning from a few years ago till a few week ago, I too have tried to fit in an algorithm. The social media hashtags, you see. Fit in how the keywords works, how the hashtags can be used, what people are liking, what modern influencers are doing. And especially try to see if my posts has reached the algorithm approval or not. Surprisingly, whatever I did, did not work. Was it a surprise? No... It had not been working past four years, wh...

  Privacy has become the new subtitle of the 21 st century life. Specially this decade of 2020. Since when COVID in confusion brought ‘social-distancing’ instead of ‘physical distancing’; people have taken the misconception too much at heart. And yeah, privacy has its perks: §   It gives you space to grow §   It helps us learn more §   Less distraction increases work vitality §   You get ample time to shape your creativity But privacy is a part of our life. We are mistakenly surrounding our life with the walls of privacy. The evils of privacy that we do not see are where, §   It is curbing our communicative attitude §   It is making us secluded. (like come on, we are social beings) §   It is making us un-human Remember the era of 2010s, when we had debates over how far the impact of social media is positive? And the strongest points were- §   It has brought the world closer. §   Has connected us with far-away friends...