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Futile Are The Quixotic Questions

Jan 6, 2024
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By Apoorva Lakshmi Ragi


In this era of franchises and faux materials

Is it futile to search for faithful expression?


In this era of corporations and capitalism

Is it futile to strive for conscious action?


In this era of whatsapp and web echochambers

Is it futile to search for worthwhile journalism?


In this era of concrete jungles and climate change

Is it futile to search for carbon footprint reduction?


In this era of devotions and donations

Is it futile to seek the divine?


In this era of artificial flavors and artificial intelligence

Is it futile to search for authentic experience?


In this era of internet art and Instagram likes

Is it futile to search for illustrated intention?



In this era of software generated music and dubbed lyrics  

Is it futile to search for Saahithyam and Sangeetam?


In this era of pursuits of progress   

Is it futile to search for the purpose?


In this era is confounding and compounding 

Is it futile to sense complexities of future timelines?


In this era of ever evolving scaling human endeavor 

It is futile to wonder about Futility of some changes! 


By Apoorva Lakshmi Ragi



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