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8 Ways In Which Being Sure About Everything Is Overrated

Surabhi Nijhawan
September 21, 2015
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Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you want to do something, but aren’t sure if it’s the ‘right’ thing to do? It gets worse when parents are not supportive and if friends think you are being stupid. Because then all you have is yourself to be sure. And we all know how tough that is. 
But you are not the only one who feels like that. Most people think that being certain will save trouble. But you will not always be sure of what you want to do in life. Whether you want to pursue an MBA or marry your girlfriend right away are decisions that take time and a fair amount of planning.
Read on as we tell you why it’s okay to be ‘unsure’ about major life decisions.



1. There is nothing ‘right’ or ‘wrong.’
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When you are planning to quit your job, you wonder if it’s the ‘right’ thing to do. You feel settled in your existing job and it feels correct to keep working there. The thing scaring you is the fear of weather you will be able to adjust in an entirely new environment or not. You will not know if it was the ‘right’ thing to do unless you take the first step.



2. Being sure about things is only an extension of your comfort zone.
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Someone rightly said that you are the result of your choices. If you feel sure about taking a decision, it is probably because it is in sync with your current life situation. It is probably the next step in the same direction.



3. Being certain is safe. Being undecided isn’t.
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You feel you should find another job before you leave your current one, because you feel taking a break is risky and you are not sure if it will prove to be beneficial for your career. You should take some time off if that’s what you really want. Take a leap of faith and let fate decide the rest.



4. We ignore the potential that uncertainty offers.
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Taking a risk can do wonders for your life. But sometimes, we fail to imagine what it would be like to take a chance. You’ll think a million times before you start writing your book. You’ll get lazy. You often rethink the idea of writing a book because you feel you are not a great writer. Sadly, you never think about your book becoming a bestseller.



5. Stuff that is ‘meant for you’ is something you’ll realise over time.
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You can’t be sure of what is meant for you and what isn’t unless you give it a shot. It’s simple - you can’t be sure if you’ll be able to pull off a little black dress until you try one. Or if taking a sabbatical and going to volunteer in a school was really worth it. These things only time will tell you.



6. Life is better without a plan.
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Honestly, it’s very tough to achieve certainty. At the same time, certainty is overrated. Always doing the usual, correct, this-is-what-I-should-do stuff will make your life boring.



7. The desire for clarity is stopping you from trying.
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If you’re always driven to be sure about things, then you will never ever want to try anything different, new or unique. You can do everything you think of, but your comfort zone is becoming a barrier.



8. Things can go wrong even if you are certain.
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Being sure can backfire too. As human beings, we are all scared of change and so we try our best to keep things going the way they are. We like the status quo. Some people continue living in the same city because they are afraid of altering their lifestyle. But life is funny that way, and fortunately or unfortunately, it's perfectly normal for things to go wrong despite you having planned everything.
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One Home Remedy That Promises To Cure Everything From Blood Pressure To Weight Gain!



One Home Remedy To Cure Infertility, High Blood Pressure, Lung Diseases, Gastric Problems And R
This 5,000 year old Tibetan recipe promises to cure numerable diseases; the surprising part is it is made up of just two ingredients, garlic and rum! So go ahead make it at home and use to regularly to treat gastric problems, impotence, high blood pressure, boost metabolism, promotes weight loss and cures rheumatism naturally.
Recipe
Ingredients
350 grams of garlic (peeled and mashed).
200 ml of 95% of alcohol (make sure it has zero methanol or benzalkonium chloride) OR 200 ml of rum.
Method
Mix garlic and rum or alcohol in a sterilized glass bottle and store it for ten day in a cool place. After ten days strain the liquid, let it stay for 10 minutes and later add the liquid back into the bottle. Store in a refrigerator for two days and it’s ready for use!
Usage
In a tall glass of warm water add several drop of this mixture and consume it just before breakfast, lunch and dinner. The mixture will lasts for 12 days with correct usage. Increase the number of drops in the warm water from breakfast to dinner for better effect.
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Benefits
This mixture of pure garlic extract cleanses the body of fat naturally, it spikes the metabolism which results in blood vessels becoming more elastic. It also melts blood clots, treats gastritis, stomach ulcers and hemorrhoids. It absorbs all external and internal tumors, heals various disorders of sight and hearing, impotence. This ancient home remedy has health benefits for the entire body.




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7 Facts About Mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan - The Man Who Knew Infinity





Ramanujan was a child prodigy, and a mathematical genius. Irrespective of having little or no access to having exposure to advance mathematics, he turned out to be one hell of a genius as a kid! As most child prodigies, if not all, Ramanujan could not survive for long. He died at the age of 33 on April 20, 1920, but even in his short-lived life, he became Mozart of mathematics! Greatness of this man might have been forgotten but thanks to film fraternity for evoking life to this by making a film. Even though the world-wide release date of the film hasn't been announced, the film premiered at the TIFF 2015 (Toronto International Film Festival)!
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Directed by Matt Brown, he used his own written script to treat the film. Dev Patel plays Srinivasa Ramanujan, Jeremy Irons plays G. H. Hardy and Devika Bhise plays Ramanujan’s wife. Shooting of the film began in August 2014 at Trinity College, Cambridge. Based on the life of Ramanujan, there is a lot of buzz surrounding the film.
However, how well do you know this great man? Not at all? So, here are 7 most bizarre and unique facts about the man who found life and romance in the beauty of numbers and theorems!




1. When Ramanujan was thirteen, he could work out Loney’s Trigonometry exercises without any help!
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By the age of 13, he had completed advanced trigonometry and discovered complex theorems on his own! Feeling numerically dyslexic already?


2. He never had any friends in school because his peers rarely understood him at school & were always in awe of his mathematical acumen!
It is an obvious fact that being a nerd, it became difficult for Ramanujan to gel with kids of his age. While others were involved in sports, it was math which caught his interest at a tender age.


3. As a young man, he failed to get a degree, as he did not clear his fine arts courses, although he always performed exceptionally well in mathematics.
Who says failure should be the dead-end in a person's life! This man is an inspiration for many that temporary failure can't ever decide your future. Don't let minor disappointments come your way and keep following your passion.


4. Because paper was expensive, poor Ramanujan often used to derive his results on a 'slate' to jot down results of his derivations.
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After he died, people close to him found a treasure! This treasure was nothing materialistic but something which was even more precious! He left behind a 'notebook' with merely summaries and results in it, with little or no proofs - his personal notebook.
The first notebook had 351 pages with 16 organised chapters and some unorganized material. The second notebook has 256 pages in 21 chapters and 100 unorganized pages, and his third notebook had 33 unorganized pages. The results in his notebooks inspired numerous papers by mathematicians!


5. G.H. Hardy brought Ramanujam with him to England but unfortunately the English weather didn't suit him. He also reported of mild racism towards him.
After getting inspired by his book Orders of Infinity, he wrote a letter to famous English mathematician G.H. Hardy (Who later became his mentor) in 1913. After a visit to India, G.H Hardy brought Ramanujam with him to England but unfortunately the English weather didn't suit him very well. Also, being a devout Brahman, this mathematical super-hero had a tough time adjusting with the culture and cuisine.


6. 22nd December is called National Mathematics Day in India because of Ramanujan's birth-anniversary!
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7. After a funny incident, 1729 is called Hardy-Ramanujam number in his honor, and such numbers are called Taxicab numbers.
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After moving to England, Ramanujan had a lot of health disorders. A visit to hospital in a taxi resulted in one of the most celebrated anecdotes-
Once, when G.H. Hardy went to the hospital to visit him, he remarked that he had ridden in a taxicab with the number 1729, adding "what a dull number to ride in to the hospital". To which Ramanujam immediately said "No, on the contrary it is a very interesting number! It is the smallest number expressible as the sum of two cubes in two different ways".
He was a pure genius, isn't it?


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Mahatma Gandhi Meets Rahul Gandhi In Heaven And Teaches Him A Lesson Of Politics!







Nitesh Raikwar
October 4, 2015
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In a queer yet entertaining video by Screen Patti, Rahul Gandhi accidently dies while watching Doremon and reaches heaven where he has an encounter with the father of the nation Mahatma Gandhi. Calling himself MaGa, Gandhiji teaches RaGa aka Rahul how to win the elections!
Sounds interesting, right?

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