Prabhu Guptara
@prabhuguptara.bsky.social
Board consultant, poet, publisher (www.saltdesertmedia.com; www.globalresiliencepub.com; www.pipparannbooks.com); focusing on India, Quantum Computing, Fusion Energy, Technology Strategy, Global Trends
But isn't it worth asking if life on this earth, inspite of all the suffering which is inevitably involved, has some purpose that makes it all worthwhile? Of course one may seek and not find, but if one doesn't seek there's no chance of finding! And for society, isn't the challenge that of
November 22, 2025 at 9:14 AM
But isn't it worth asking if life on this earth, inspite of all the suffering which is inevitably involved, has some purpose that makes it all worthwhile? Of course one may seek and not find, but if one doesn't seek there's no chance of finding! And for society, isn't the challenge that of
We're having a civilised discussion, so apologies aren't strictly necessary, but I appreciate your sensitivity and thoughtfulness, thank you.
I sympathise with people who feel that there is no point in living, especially if living on involves suffering.
I sympathise with people who feel that there is no point in living, especially if living on involves suffering.
November 20, 2025 at 8:56 PM
We're having a civilised discussion, so apologies aren't strictly necessary, but I appreciate your sensitivity and thoughtfulness, thank you.
I sympathise with people who feel that there is no point in living, especially if living on involves suffering.
I sympathise with people who feel that there is no point in living, especially if living on involves suffering.
Dear Marlowe, thankyou for apologising tho that wan't necessary as we're having a civilised debate - and I didn't take your response as an attack, rather as a thoughtful contribution to the discussion.
November 20, 2025 at 8:53 PM
Dear Marlowe, thankyou for apologising tho that wan't necessary as we're having a civilised debate - and I didn't take your response as an attack, rather as a thoughtful contribution to the discussion.