Author: Prateek Dadheech
Prateek Dadheech
He is a 3rd year college student who uses self-depreciating humor too often so that nobody around him gets offended. He also spends a lot of quality time exploring and making memes. He strongly believes in TV series marathons and Doritos (Preferably, both together).
If you’ve never heard of trance music in the 21st century, chances are you’ve been living under a rock or you’re probably dead. As a millennial, I can easily confirm that trance music has had quite an impact in current times. Now I have been a sucker for classic songs. I would rather listen to Queen all day, sipping my tea and pretending to be British rather than go to clubs point my finger at the ceiling and jump to electronic music. But I cannot deny the fact that trance music however, is very different and gratifying from trap, techno…
Cocaine! If you’ve seen enough Hollywood, chances are you have stumbled upon this name (if you haven’t consumed some yourself, that is). Think The Wolf of Wall Street. That was a dead giveaway. Cocaine is a powerfully addictive drug, most commonly used for recreational purposes. Now as you might have seen in movies, heard stories or even experienced for yourself, the use of this drug can cause some serious damage to a person’s health. In fact, over 4,300 people died in the year 2013 due to cocaine consumption. But let us understand that why this drug, in spite of being so harmful…
NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden delivered a global shock when released thousands of secret NSA files almost half a decade ago. It laid bare the amount of control the agency had over even even the most miniscule communication among the people. And, not just restricted to within US borders, but over the whole world. The case was so pressing that Snowden moved up to the Most Wanted List by US agencies. So what was it that the documents revealead, that led the US government to declare Snowden as a public enemy? In simple terms, it turned out that all your communication was being monitored, with the…
Over the past half decade decade, the hype over virtual reality has been peaking. Constantly anticipated as the ‘future of entertainment’, VR has had a large part of the tech industry waiting for a major release or breakthrough. Oculus VR, specializing in virtual reality hardware and software products, came to our rescue. Founded by Palmer Luckey in 2012, Oculus is currently estimated to be valued at well over $3 billion, after having launched its first virtual reality product called the Rift. But let’s get to that later and take a look at its company’s history. Luckey was merely 19 years old when he made a prototype of…