Social media

Posts from the social media category.

Satyajeet Jadhav

I have a machine

I have a machine that writes for meIt writes code and proseIt writes social media postsI have friends who like these postsI want more likesSo I crank this machine upIt is prolific at this settingIt doesn’t need me anymoreIt writes by itself, this marvelIt sounds a little strangeBut it is ok, who will noticeI keep postingI keep getting likesThe writing is stranger than beforeNo one noticesLikes kee...

Saanvi Sherkar

Living behind the lens

The other day, I picked up my camera and looked through the viewfinder. But instead of pressing the shutter, I stopped. It made me wonder why we feel this constant, basically automatic urge to record every single moment. Does taking a photo actually help us remember things better, or does it change how our memories work? When we experience a memory in our life through our phone screen or...

manan dedhia

Careless People

At this point there is enough research, reporting and momentum to point to the fact that social media is harmful for all those who use it and these companies are ready to world this immense power to do the bidding of the highest payer. this book might be the final nail in the coffin for some of you. for some it might be square one to your own social emancipation. to me it is a necessary reminder t...

Careless People
Sameer Gudhate

Sameer Gudhate Presents the Book Review of Toward Armageddon by Rohan Ambike

There are books you read with a pen in hand, underlining arguments, marking dates. And then there are books you read with your shoulders slightly tense, jaw tight, phone face-down beside you, because the world it speaks of is not safely contained between covers. Toward Armageddon belongs to the second kind. I found myself reading it not at a desk, but late at night, the room quiet, news alerts del...

Sameer Gudhate Presents the Book Review of Toward Armageddon by Rohan Ambike
Sameer Gudhate

Sameer Gudhate Presents the Book Review of Valedictorian by Shrestha Raychaudhuri

I remember the first time I watched a reality show unfold in real life — the bright lights, the cheers, the subtle whisper of alliances forming in shadows — and felt a strange thrill, a mix of envy and fascination. That same pulse ran through me as I turned the pages of Valedictorian by Shrestha Raychaudhuri, a book that sneaks up on you like a whispered confession and refuses to let go. Shrestha,...

Sameer Gudhate Presents the Book Review of Valedictorian by Shrestha Raychaudhuri
jaee jadhav

Bookstagram

Hi, Jaee here 👋 I have finally started a Bookstagram account - @readwithjaee. Shared 10+ book reviews till date here, plan to add lot many! I want to keep my hobby photography (@jaeejadhav) and book accounts @readwithjaee separate because I have realized reading is no longer just a hobby for me. It’s an essential part of my day. Interestingly, the hashtag #bookstagram has been used in ‘over’ 100 ...

Bookstagram
arjun

Idle commentary on humanity or How We’re Pavloved into Loving the Absurd

So, I saw this video about a guy playing a piano, when a woman walks in to sing. The piano man (let’s call him that and it has nothing to do with the song) looks at the woman, shakes his hand in abject disappointment and leaves abruptly leaving the woman surprised—embarrassed even—and gingerly walk off, looking around in disbelief. Even the spectators are captured on the hidden camera, showed shoc...

jaee jadhav

WhatsApp & Me

This blog will make you question every status you have ever posted. You will laugh(hopefully).You will relate. You will probably feel judged. Check it out at https://jaeeblogscom.wordpress.com/2025/04/04/whatsapp-me/Blog post crafted on thinkdeli.com using “Voice Transcription“. 

WhatsApp & Me
Komal Gujar

Social media v/s Education

Is social media actually taking over education!I always like to write live(life) examples/incidents, i feel the person is more connected to the content, and talking about content:So, here's the thing. Last night, we had this family hangout, right? Just a chill get-together with everyone chatting away. My cousin starts talking about her son, my nephew, and how he's been glued to his screen more tha...