The Infinite Journey

  Love is one of those feelings that everyone talks about, but no one can fully define. It’s not something you can measure, explain in formulas, or even put into perfect words. Yet, somehow, it is the force that moves almost everything in our lives. From the songs we listen to, the stories we tell, the decisions we make, to the risks we take—love is always there, quietly shaping the way we live. When I think about love, I don’t just think of romance. Love is much bigger than that. It’s in the way a parent sacrifices their comfort for their child. It’s in the way friends stand by each other in silence, not needing words to show care. It’s in the way we push ourselves to chase our dreams, because somewhere deep down, we love the idea of who we can become. Love is not one color—it’s a whole spectrum. But love is not always easy. Sometimes it hurts, sometimes it tests us, and sometimes it leaves scars. Yet even in the pain, love has a strange beauty. The fact that we can feel so deeply...

 Success is one of those words we hear all the time, but when I really think about it, I realize that it means something different for everyone. For some people, success is about money, career growth, or recognition. For others, it’s about peace of mind, family, or simply living life on their own terms. The truth is, there is no single definition of success. It’s a deeply personal journey, shaped by our experiences, our struggles, and the things that matter most to us. I used to think success was about reaching big milestones—having a great job title, achieving goals that others can see, or proving something to the world. But with time, I’ve realized that those moments are just small parts of a much bigger picture. Real success, at least for me, feels more like progress . It’s about moving forward, even if the steps are small. It’s about learning something new, becoming a little wiser, and being able to look back and say, “I’m not where I was yesterday.” Another thing I’ve learne...

When we hear the word "computer," we usually imagine the devices we use every day—laptops, phones, servers. They are powerful machines, no doubt, but they still follow a very traditional way of processing information: step by step, one calculation at a time, based on the logic of zeros and ones. But now there is a new kind of machine on the horizon, something that feels almost like science fiction: the Quantum Computer . The idea of a quantum computer is not just about being faster, it’s about being different . Instead of using just zeros and ones, quantum computers work with something called qubits , which can be in multiple states at once thanks to the strange rules of quantum physics. That means they don’t simply solve problems in sequence—they explore many possibilities at the same time. To put it in human terms, imagine instead of trying out one key after another to open a lock, you could try every possible key at the same time. That’s the kind of leap we’re talking abou...

  Artificial Intelligence has already changed the way we see the world. We talk about AI tools every day, and now AGI feels like the next big dream. But there is an idea even beyond that, something people call Artificial Superintelligence, or ASI .  Artificial Superintelligence feels like a story pulled from a science fiction book, but thinking about it seriously forces us to look at some of the deepest questions we rarely ask. If Artificial General Intelligence is the dream of making machines that can think like humans across many tasks, ASI is the next step: a kind of intelligence that not only matches us but far surpasses our best thinking in ways that are hard to predict. Imagining that kind of mind is thrilling because it promises solutions to problems that have stubbornly resisted human effort, and terrifying because it raises questions about control, meaning, and our place in the world. When I picture ASI, I don’t only see faster calculators or better algorithms. I s...

  Artificial Intelligence is growing faster than anyone imagined, but what we see around us today is still very limited. Most of the AI tools we use are designed for a specific purpose, whether it is generating text, creating images, recommending videos, or recognizing faces. This is what people call narrow AI. The bigger dream, and sometimes the biggest fear, is something called Artificial General Intelligence, or AGI. It is the idea of building a machine that can think and adapt like a human being, not just in one task but in almost everything. Imagine a system that can learn math, cook food, debate philosophy, write poetry, and comfort a friend who is feeling low, all without being explicitly trained for each of these tasks. That is what makes AGI fascinating—it would not just follow instructions but truly understand, reason, and apply knowledge across situations the way we humans do. If such a thing ever becomes real, it has the potential to transform life completely. In heal...