Sam Altman didn’t say “we’re running out of ideas.” He said something scarier— we’re running out of compute. That’s right. Not imagination. Not talent. Not demand. But the raw silicon horsepower that fuels AI. And if OpenAI—the poster child of AI—says it can’t meet demand, it means the entire world is about to feel the […]
Compute Is the New Oil: Why Sam Altman Thinks AI Could Stall Read More »
Donald Trump recently proudly declared that climate change is “the greatest con job ever” and that green energy is nothing more than a “scam” that’s “harmful, costly, damaging, and failing.” Really? At this point, denying climate change is like denying gravity. You can flap your arms all day, but the fall is going to hurt.
Trump Calls Climate Change a Con Job. The Joke’s On Him. Read More »
For years, we’ve been told that innovation is the golden key to solving fashion’s sustainability crisis. Rental platforms, fiber-to-fiber recycling, AI waste-reduction tools — all marketed as silver bullets for an industry choking the planet. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: some of these well-intentioned innovations may actually backfire. Yes, you read that right. “Sustainable fashion”
When Sustainability Backfires: The Hidden Costs of “Green” Fashion Innovations Read More »
Swachh Bharat, Dirty Politics India’s streets are painted with slogans of Swachh Bharat. Posters, billboards, and selfies of leaders with brooms dominate our eyes every October 2nd. Crores are poured into campaigns, rallies, and “awareness drives.” Yet, step outside the polished photo-ops, and you’re greeted with the same overflowing drains, rivers that stink of industrial
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October 14 isn’t just International E-waste Day this year—it’s the day Microsoft quietly signs the death warrant for nearly 400 million computers running Windows 10. Perfectly functioning machines—capable of running spreadsheets, Zoom calls, Netflix, and coding projects—will be branded obsolete overnight because “free support” ends. Four days later, the world will celebrate International Repair Day.
We don’t have a plastic problem; we have a priorities problem. The world now produces around 450–460 million tonnes of plastics every year — more than double since 2000 — and turns it into over 350 million tonnes of waste. Shockingly, only about 9% is recycled. The rest is burned, buried, or bleeds into our
Plastic is not just a nuisance; it is choking our oceans, poisoning our soil, and even entering our bodies as microplastics. For years, the world has been told that plastic pollution is the fault of ordinary people not recycling enough. But the shocking truth is this: just 20 companies are responsible for more than 50%
Only 20 Companies Create Half of the World’s Plastic Pollution – The Hidden Truth Read More »
Most people think of clothes as just “something to wear.” But science and tradition both tell us that the fabrics we choose carry their own energies. Natural fibers like cotton, linen, silk, and hemp have living qualities, while synthetic fibers like polyester, nylon, acrylic, and spandex are lifeless, often interfering with our body’s natural balance.
The Hidden Frequencies of Fabrics – How Clothes Shape Our Body and Mind Read More »
When Zara, H&M, or any other fast fashion giant puts out a “handcrafted collection,” the word itself sounds magical. Handcrafted is supposed to mean slow, careful, personal. But behind those glossy store windows and influencer campaigns, the truth is far less romantic—and far more disturbing. The Illusion of “Handmade” Fast fashion brands use the word
When you hear the words “recycled clothes”, it sounds noble, doesn’t it? You picture bottles saved from landfills, spun into shiny new fabrics, and turned into fashionable jackets, t-shirts, or yoga pants. Brands sell you this story as if they are saving the planet one bottle at a time. But let’s strip away the marketing
The Polyester Lie – Why “Recycled PET Clothes” Are Not Sustainable but Dangerous Read More »
