Prof_Chaudhari

"When I was a child, I don't remember exactly where, perhaps at school or at a relative's house, but I do remember the question. He or she, I can't recall, asked, "What do you want to be?" It was the first time I encountered such a question, and I remember my answer well. I replied, "I want to be a bus conductor." The person asking the question probably didn't anticipate such a response from a 6 or 7-year-old. Naturally, they laughed at first and then asked follow-up questions: "Why do you want to become a bus conductor?" My answer was spontaneous and based on simple logic. I said, "I have seen bus conductors counting money, a lot of money, so they could buy all the things they want." The questioner couldn't help but laugh and informed me that the money the bus conductor counts does not belong to him but to the government, and he has to submit it after the journey is completed. I wasn't convinced, but the incident sta...

 "Diary of a Seducer" is a psychological novella by Søren Kierkegaard, exploring the manipulative tactics of Johannes, a self-proclaimed seducer. Written in the form of letters and diary entries, the narrative delves into Johannes' calculated pursuit of Cordelia, a virtuous young woman engaged to another man. The protagonist employs philosophical reflections on love, ethics, and existentialism, presenting a complex character who challenges societal norms. Kierkegaard's work raises questions about the nature of desire, morality, and the consequences of manipulating others in the pursuit of one's own desires, making it a thought-provoking exploration of human relationships and existential themes.

  The question "Who am I?" is a philosophical inquiry that explores one's identity, purpose, and self-awareness. It delves into aspects of beliefs, experience, thoughts, and emotions that shape an individual's sense of self. The answer to this question can vary based on perspective, introspection, and life experience.   So let's move on to the tile of my first blog.  My name is Chetankumar Prakash Chaudhari, male, age 36, living in Pune; education: M.Sc. Chemistry from the University of Pune; profession: Chemistry Lecturer in various private academic institutions in Pune city. Th is is just a hint of my self-identity. I will explore my sense of self as this writing journey progresses. So, this is now my blog. Will anyone read it? Will anyone link to it? Pass the link on; I have no idea. Will it matter that I am known in some circles for the things I wrote some years ago? Not a bit. There is something scary and genuinely invigorating about the prospect. I won...