Introducing “A New Dimension”

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From past several months I've been thinking about starting a section on "Mindless" where I put my thoughts on what I am learning. I have always been interested in Science (energy, sustainability, physics) and the impact it has on an IT driven world. Until 2008 the hobby was struggling to breathe. Only by the end of 2009 I realized the distinction between schooling & education.


"A New Dimension" is an attempt to collate the education.


 

 

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