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The sifi-cast by Kritak
by Kritak Aryal
The sifi-cast by Kritak is a science oriented philosophical and psychological show.The best place to explore your brain and embrase your creative thinking in context of science. Yes creative in science. How? you may ask. This is how you will expand your creativity through podcast.... imagination and questioning
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Love and Lust — a brief walk through in the relmn of emotion, affection, attraction and human nature
This episode is mainly for answering one big question that came to my mind: If love can replace lust, then why does the nature not get rid of lust from human nature. Like our tails are gone now. So why not lust. To answer this exact question, i bring you with a brief walk through into the relm of love, lust, their differences, and their similarities. So be sure to think for your self. What is love? What is lust? Is lust bad? Is lust sinful? #science #love #lust #philosophy #psychology #human_nature
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Love and Lust - A short talk on the world of attraction and affection
Hope you enjoyed this episode, this episod is a psysichological aspect that makes you re-think the deffination between love and lust. Till next time
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Into insight on human emotions and emotional intellegence — scientific exploration into emotions
In this episode, you will know about emotion's importance, some fundamental emotions and many more.
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Level of civilizations — Kardashev scale of civilization type
This podcast describes the Kardashev scale and problems/requirement to reach the level of type 5 civilization. Describe in the voice of MR. Beast
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How did the universe begain? — was it bigbang?
Some theories about the birth of universe
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What if science never existed? — A world without science and technology
What will happen if science never existed? A world without science. No science => guess, intuition, maybe's
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How do stars die? — the lifecycle of a star
How does a star dies? What happens to a star after it dies?
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What if human didn't exist? — a world without human beings
Lets see how the world looks like without the exestance of human beings?
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What if dianosaurs never extinct ? Science pordcast
This episode let's you know what would the world look with the dianosours existing with us. It is a edutainment video. So hope you opened your brain for imagination
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The sifi-cast by Kritak is a science oriented philosophical and psychological show.The best place to explore your brain and embrase your creative thinking in context of science. Yes creative in science. How? you may ask. This is how you will expand your creativity through podcast.... imagination and questioning
HOSTED BY
Kritak Aryal
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The sifi-cast by Kritak is a science oriented philosophical and psychological show.The best place to explore your brain and embrase your creative thinking in context of science. Yes creative in science. How? you may ask. This is how you will expand your creativity through podcast.... imagination...
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