Random Lessons of Practical Wisdom through Practical Observation

                                                      (In alphabetical order)

Aesthetics: Illustrations of the human mind. 

Boldness: When acquired enhances public visibility. 

Character: Proportional to elasticity of demand. 

Demand: Always in demand. 

Education: A misguided concept of personal elevation.

Failure: Much said little done. 

Goal: No matter how many goals you save, people will remember only the one that you've missed.

Hurry: Crude version of deadline management. 

India: A modern case study on chaos management. 

Judgment: Verbal onslaught. 

Knowledge: A lost commodity. 

Leisure: On the verge of extinction. 

Modernity: Widespread infection. 

Neutral: May not be always safe. 

Organized: The most unorganized in public appearance is usually the most organized in personal life. 

People: Mute witnesses. 

Queue: Wait for your turn or perhaps wait for your fortune to turn. 

Rule: Always bigger than the Ruler.

Students: Misguided missile.

Time: Always insufficient. 

Umpire: Taken for granted these days.

Victory: A tribute to human endeavor. 

Workaholic: Indentured labor. 

X: Ignoring this sign will be at owner's risk. 

You: Always the reason for one's misery. 

Zoo: An anthology of biological differences.

*Note - The above writing is intended to add a different shade to our cognitive thought process which is fast becoming stereotyped by same old approaches to modern education. I wish that readers will like it and also appreciate the writing style.

Although the piece of writing is not actually a satire, I have added it in sub category of satire In the absence of an appropriate sub category.

Readers comments on the article are always welcome.