Josh Writes

Small boy with big dreams.

  • The Broken Window Parable and What It Teaches Us.

    Few fields are as riddled with fallacies as economics—not because the principles are flawed, but because the people applying them are. One of the reasons for the vast number of fallacies present in economics is simply due to the selfish nature of humans. Though each economic group would share a common desire with groups that…

  • Beaches, breezes (and a couple of sneezes) — A short trip to Rameswaram.

    Beaches, breezes (and a couple of sneezes) — A short trip to Rameswaram.

    The view was just… indescribable. We took a moment to simply admire it. The water was surprisingly fairly clear, which we hadn’t seen in any other beaches before.

  • EV Market Analysis

    As part of my weekly assignment to improve our analysis skills, my father gave me the EV Market, specifically the Indian EV Market to analyze. So This is an analysis of the EV Market in general and the EV market specifically in India. The purpose of this analysis is to find out if investment in…

  • Sonata Software Analysis

    I am homeschooled and recently, my father gave me a task to analyze a company. I was to understand and analyze whether investing in Sonata Software Ltd would be a good choice or not. So I researched and learnt about Fundamental Analysis and proceeded to apply it. This is the result and conclusion of my…

  • The reasons behind my Christian faith.

    The question that has haunted the minds of men since the dawn of time was the question of God. Does God really exist? Is there intelligence behind the universe? Or did the universe merely twist and spiraled until it birthed a being that asked “Why?” Though I’m only fifteen, I am intrigued by this question….

  • A closer look at Mimesis and it’s significance.

    Have we ever looked into our desires? Not to question “How do we fulfill it?” but “Why do we want it fulfilled at all?” According to Girard, our desires our simply illusions. Mere mirages that have no root at all as they are not really our own. Take a glance at our own lives. We…