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    Quote of the day by Albert Einstein: 'Everything is determined, every beginning and ending, by forces over which we have no control...' - Why the concept of free will might be an illusion explained by the genius scientis

    Albert Einstein’s quote about an “invisible piper” offers a thought-provoking view of fate, free will and the forces that shape life beyond human control. The quote, shared during a 1929 interview, reflects Einstein’s belief in determinism and comes from a period when his own scientific career and growing fame were changing rapidly.

    Dance is the very breath of existence. Indic spiritual thought understood this millennia ago. God was seen dancing, with Shiv's Nataraj form expressing this cosmic truth. Modern physics reveals matter's fundamental nature is vibration and motion. The tandav of Shiv and the quantum dance of science speak the same truth. The Divine is with everyone, withholding nothing.

    Time for India to have a comprehensive gold policy: SBI study

    Gold prices are reaching new heights. A new study calls for a dedicated long-term gold policy in India. The country is a major gold market, driven by culture and investment. India imports most of its gold. The study suggests a comprehensive approach to manage gold's role in the economy. This policy could integrate with financial reforms.

    Will gold, silver prices continue rising? Here’s how to invest wisely

    Gold and silver have reached record highs in 2025. Gold gained 50.1 percent, silver rose 63.4 percent. Weaker US dollar, interest rate cut expectations, and geopolitical uncertainties drove gold. Silver had industrial demand and supply deficit. Experts suggest tempering return expectations. Gold remains a portfolio diversifier. Silver is a tactical bet.

    Van Gogh’s Starry Night inspires Quantum breakthrough; scientists capture exotic vortices in ultra-cold fluids

    Physicists have discovered a quantum phenomenon, Kelvin-Helmholtz instability, in quantum fluids that mirrors the swirling patterns of Van Gogh's 'The Starry Night.' Researchers observed crescent-shaped vortices, Eccentric Fractional Skyrmions, resembling the painting's glowing moon while studying Bose-Einstein condensates. This finding could advance spintronics and deepen our understanding of quantum topological structures.

    AI drinks energy up - quantum computing will work to our advantage, but the tech is new

    The rapid advancement of computing over the past 70 years, driven by increases in computing power, has revolutionized various sectors such as banking, communication, healthcare, product design, and warfare. Semiconductor chip technology plays a crucial role in this growth. However, the future of computing faces a significant challenge due to the increasing power needs of AI innovations like ChatGPT. This surge in demand poses a threat to the sustainability of global energy resources and the environment.

    The Economic Times
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