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M y Bicycle tales 🚲 I vividly remember my first cycling experience on a Hero 'Cyclone' bike, a sky blue colored that belonged to my elder sister. As a child, riding that cycle felt like a privilege, but due to my height, it wasn't the perfect fit for me. My parents always reassured me that once I grew taller, my sister would lend it to me. I longed for the day when I could ride that cycle. Finally, in 7th grade, my patience paid off. My sister offered me the Cyclone bicycle. The feeling of joy I experienced that day is indescribable. For two months, I felt like a prince, seizing every opportunity to go outdoors with my bicycle. Whether it was fetching groceries, to buy milk, or helping my dad with bringing hardware accessories from nearby store, I was always ready for a ride, exploring the streets near my home. But one unfortunate day, tragedy struck. Returning home from my tuition classes, my  Cyclone bicycle was nowhere to be found. Panic set in, and I rushed to a nearby...

Preconceived notions  The term through which the human algorithms are operated, so most of the time our decisions or judgments might be triggered through the ‘preconceived notions’. Let’s say for example, the first time when we encounter to an unknown place, person or an object, the first impulses of thoughts made are based on these preconceived notions, now interestingly, these preconceived notions are twofold as they are either formed by your own reasoning system or it could be subconsciously feed to your mind by some-one else. For a lighter note, say for example if you are passing through a dark tunnel and you met a person ‘A’ in between who tells you that don’t cross the tunnel as there is huge pit ahead, then obvious way is that you will quit going ahead, on other hand if a person ‘B’ would met you who had told you that there is great scenery ahead to view, then you might take decision to go ahead. Now in this case, it seems that you didn’t have any choice, else than to listen...