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Watching television shows is a common way to destress and unwind after a long day. For people in science fields, in particular, it can be difficult to find TV shows that speak to their interests and provide a relaxing escape from the rigors of their work. The Big Bang Theory, a popular sitcom that ran for twelve seasons, is known for its portrayal of geeky characters with a passion for science and technology. In this article, we will explore why The Big Bang Theory can act as a distresser for people in science fields.        Relatable Characters One of the reasons why The Big Bang Theory is so appealing to people in science fields is its relatable characters. The show's main characters are four scientists who are passionate about their work and often speak in technical jargon. This type of dialogue may not be understandable to the general public, but it resonates with those who work in scientific fields. The characters' quirks and eccentricities are also relatable to people who

The 2008 global economic crisis, commonly known as the Great Recession, was one of the most serious financial catastrophes of the 21st century. Several factors contributed to the catastrophe, including the US housing bubble, risky lending practices, and insufficient regulatory oversight. The world economy was severely impacted by the crisis, and India was not untouched by its effects. Cause of the Crisis The US housing bubble was the primary contributor to the crisis. Lenders started giving high-risk mortgages to customers who wouldn't have been eligible for standard loans as home values rose. Many of these borrowers ultimately fell behind on their payments, which caused the housing market to crash. As a result, the value of mortgage-backed securities and other financial instruments connected to the housing market fell precipitously. Why in 2008? The crisis was the culmination of various causes that had been accumulating for several years. Significant economic and financial

Cymatics is a fascinating field that explores the relationship between sound and vibration and how they affect matter. It's a relatively new science that has recently gained recognition as its own distinct discipline. In this article, we'll dive into cymatics and cover everything from its history and basics to its practical uses. Get ready to be amazed by the power of sound! History: "Cymatics" is derived from the Greek word "kyma," which signifies "wave." Cymatics has its origins in ancient times, when philosophers and scientists such as Aristotle and Leonardo da Vinci examined the effects of sound and vibration on various materials. However, it was Swiss physicist Hans Jenny who formally established cymatics as an area of study in the 20th century.  Jenny conducted sound and vibration experiments and documented the patterns that occurred from their interactions with various substances such as sand, liquids, and gases. Principles: Cymatics

The recent Indian Budget 2023-24 has many exciting announcements for the hard-working middle class, including those who are salaried individuals. In this article, we'll take a closer look at the key changes and benefits for salaried people and how they can potentially save on taxes. Tax Rebate: The Limit Has Been Increased The first major announcement is related to the tax rebate. Previously, individuals with an income of up to ₹5 lakhs were not required to pay any income tax in both the old and new tax regimes. However, the budget has increased this limit to ₹7 lakh for individuals in the new tax regime, which means that individuals with an income up to ₹7 lakh will not have to pay any income tax. Reduced Tax Slabs and Increased Tax Exemption Limit In 2020, the government introduced a new personal income tax regime with six income slabs starting from ₹2.5 lakh. This year's budget has reduced the number of slabs to five and increased the tax exemption limit to ₹3 lakh. This mea

Republic Day in India is celebrated on January 26th every year to commemorate the day when the Constitution of India came into effect in 1950, replacing the Government of India Act (1935) as the governing document of India.  The Constitution was adopted by the Indian Constituent Assembly on November 26, 1949, and came into effect on January 26, 1950. The Republic Day celebrations begin with a grand parade held in the capital city, New Delhi, at Rajpath, which is attended by dignitaries from all over the world, as well as a large number of people from all over India. The parade features a display of India's cultural and military heritage, as well as floats representing different states and Union Territories of India. The highlight of the parade is a display of tableaux, depicting the cultural and economic heritage of the various states and Union Territories of India. Over the years, the Republic Day parade has seen a number of changes and additions. One of the most notable changes i

Shark Tank India Season 1 was lit! We had Ashneer Grover dropping the classic " Yeh sab Doglapan hai " bomb, Aman Gupta saying " Hum bhi bana lenge! "  Namita Thapar being all " Mera Expertise nahi hai, isilie I am out! " and Anupam Mittal going " Tum Kamal Ke Bande Ho Yaar ".  It was like a Bollywood movie, but with business pitches. And let's not forget, it gave us a new perspective on how to make that money, 'cause a 9-5 job ain't cuttin' it no more. Yo, so you know how Shark Tank India season 1 was lit AF? Like, we were all hooked on the drama and the business talk (and even business terms such as Gross Margin, Net Margin, Operating expenses, Month-on-month growth, Run-rate, CAC, bottom-line growth, scaling, etc.). But now, it's time to get ready for round two! And let me tell you, the stakes are high. These entrepreneurs came to the tank with big dreams and an even bigger ask - over 1 crore rupees (approx USD 121,500), wh

One of several personality disorders, narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) is characterised by an exaggerated feeling of one's own importance, a strong desire for unrelenting attention and praise, problematic relationships, and a lack of empathy for others. However, this overwhelming confidence belies weak self-esteem that is easily damaged. Relationships, work, education, and financial matters are just a few of the areas of life where a narcissistic personality disorder can lead to complications. People with narcissistic personality disorder may be generally disappointed and sorrowful when they do not receive the special privileges or recognition they feel they deserve. They may find their relationships unsatisfying, and others may resent being around them. The main topics covered in this article: 10 personality traits that are signs of narcissism What can someone suffering from the NDP do? 5 Indicators that a woman is narcissistic How can you handle a person with NPD? How to f

In 2021, shoppers spent $27.34 trillion.  Retail spending totalled 19.86 trillion dollars , while online spending totalled 5.76 trillion dollars , for a total of 27.34 trillion dollars . 1. Who goes shopping so much? Individuals like you and I spent 6.6 trillion dollars on shopping in the United States alone, and 883 billion dollars in India. Shopping is said to be therapeutic; it may enhance your mood and help you relax. 2. But, how true are these arguments? A scientific study that was published in the journal of consumer psychology, and asserts that making purchases helps people feel instantly extremely happy, as well as fights lingering sadness; in other words, science supports retail therapy, and the science behind retail therapy is a chemical called dopamine. It's a feel-good chemical that is released whenever you go or start shopping, even browsing shopping websites can release dopamine. Here's what else is fascinating: Waiting for the parcel to arrive. The antic