Skip to main content

Silent

"You see a lot more when people don't see you."

Hmmm before anyone claims this quote is mine......I took this from Kaavya Viswanathan's (de-)famous book "How Opal Mehta got Kissed, got wild and Got life?". Now I dint write the title properly I think. Anyways, you must have already got which book I am talking about. It was there on every news channel for it being plagiarized.

Whatever!! The thing I wanted to reflect upon was not this info about the other or the story. But I believe this line just could clearly depict what I meant, what I do and what I observe happening.

When I am buzzing with energy and in excited state, when i talk a lot ...every-time like this I find a lot of friends. But I hardly notice what's there real intention or what's there real attitude towards me or anyone.

When I am silent, I have less people talking to me, less people watch me, less no. of people take concern of what I am doing. Then I watch and observe others. Then you can really observe true character of your so called friend or just any person. It's not a spy story..but it just happens so in real life and works for just anyone.

People act to act differently when they are noticed. But when they do not know that they are being noticed they are their true-self. And when a person din't see you observing him/her he will just act his original and you can understand what he/she is.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Reviewing: Numbercaste

Shenoy a great fan of and a regular columnist disseminating information on the sci-fi genre, recommended this book ' Numbercaste ' to me. His reasoning was simple, I am a data scientist and this science fiction book is based on that. Interesting premise for sure. And was he right, I could connect to the story so easily and got hooked. The author Yudhanjaya Wijeratne is a big data researcher himself. Thus, the premise is closer home for him. He knows the technological advances and the research that has been going on. He knows about the next barriers to be broken. As the author so humbly acknowledges he just put together things that are already happening around us and extrapolated them to come up with this beautiful book. *** Possible Spoilers ahead *** Key topics of interest to a technologist in this book are exoskeletons, universal identity management based on blockchain to mitigate migration crises, and social and credit scoring system taken to extreme as pro...

Cybercoolies and IT super-power : Myth resolved

Cybercoolies and...... as a preface plz go thru this blog first.. http://bakerstreetirregulars.blogspot.com/ Though it's rude, it's truth.Now things apart.....u can easily think of this. Why are we given these IT projects, try to understand...how it all works? It's not that difficult. Now Us and many other development countries have a large pool of talent which is gud . Still companies ther outsource ther project to countries like India. Reason is the talent they have is costly...... though they have masters of technology among them, they do and will outsource their projects. Mostly something laborious and hectic is given, to cut the cost their finance department takes the decision over to outsource. Now their tech guy ther is guru of technology and can do all their project but he will demand a lot of dollars...now he will just administer and do the key parts and remaining are outsourced..so he is paid less....gud for the company. Then the company outsource to a IT services...

Digital Transformation in the times of Coronaviruses

Back to this blog after a decade and how? COVID19 causing virus SARS-CoV-2 is neither the first coronavirus nor the last such to affect the human species adversely [i] . However, this grander SARS coronavirus has brought a pandemic of a scale never seen before in the modern world. Pandemics and epidemics, of course, have social, cultural, and economic impacts. Businesses may shift from epicenters to other geographies [ii] . There might be reduced social trust amongst the survivors and their descendants [iii] . In some cases, wages improved because of the shortage of labor [iv] . Let us now try to look at the issues business may face and strategies to mitigate those during the current pandemic. Since COVID19 spreads by human contact, most governments have turned to quarantine as a solution. The practice of social distancing for safety warranted most employers to let their employees work from home if possible. People are avoiding going to any place where they might contract the disea...