Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Fittest to survive? No I dont think so...

Have you ever seen two dogs fighting for food? It is not always that the stronger wins. It is the more desperate dog who wins.

In reality also, the most desperate one becomes fittest to survive. I have seen really sick people surviving only because of their will power.

Is there anything more to Darvin's theory?

Boss

The story goes like this ...

One day in a store where I spotted a dog with a list of items. The dog was actually comparing the names on the list and selecting right items to be bought. Next the dog goes to the counter and makes correct payment and picks up the bag. I was impressed with the dog and decided to follow him to his house. On the road, dog had all intelligence to obey the signals. After reaching home, the dog rings the bell. Door opens, owner comes and hits the dog with a stick. Now I was confused so much that I rushed and asked the owner "You have such an intelligent dog, he must be doing so much of work that you would not even need to get up from your seat. And you beat him?"
The owner said, this dog again forgot keys to the house and made me get up!!!

Why do bosses expect so much from their subordinates? Do they not know that if given more freedom the team can do a better job? If they dont have enough trust on the team, why did they recruit them at the first place?

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Who am I?

Who I am and what I am here for!!!

At the end of the matter, we all are set of atoms and molecules. The individuality we get is only because of the unique combination. It always amuses me as to how the minor changes in configuration could make so much of a difference in personalities.

Every 7 years all your atoms and molecules are replaced with new (similar) ones. But you still keep your identity.

There has to be more than atoms and molecules to human body and no one knows for sure as to what it is...

Friday, January 30, 2009

Mother

Mother is the first word that most of us have uttered after coming to this world. We start seeing the world from her eyes even before we are born. We copy everything that is said by her.

But when we grow up, most often we want to keep little distance from her. May be asking her to stay little far when she drops us to school, or may be we move out just to get little freedom from her.

Are we programmed to be away from our mother? Is she programmed to do what ever she does for us?

As parent, I feel proud when my daughter does something good. But I dont worry about my sick mother... is it all programming? Can GOD be so brutal on mothers who are ready to give life for babies?