Naveen Chintamaneni

Albert Einstein supposedly once asked a question : "Are you crazy or are the people around you crazy ?" Spending a lot of time figuring this out.

I want to Democratise Education. So, I quit my job and I'm starting up. Let's see where life takes us.

I'm interested in anything that is interesting. I like to think about everything in the world. I have a perspective, an opinion or a thought on anything that comes to my mind. I have analysing skills I’m proud of. I use them every second of every day on things happening around me and also on a lot of things that keep running in the back of my mind (the cached processes from previous encounters). Sometimes I wonder if it’s actually worth thinking about very silly but trivial things which do not mean anything or not worth spending your brain's processing power on. But trust me, spending time on them is worth it. It feels much better knowing something, especially the “why ?” part than regret not knowing something. I prefer wasting (spending) some time on these thoughts (which lead to limbos very often) and not spend the rest of the day wondering what something could have been. Analysing a wide range of things - people, mindsets, cultures, traditions, thinking processes, perspectives, etc gives me a lot of new perspectives to look at things. These perspectives acquired from diverse set of experiences make me feel as if my views are more complete and informed than what they were yesterday.