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An Intuitionistic Fuzzy Logic Driven UNet architecture: Application to Brain Image segmentation

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By Kiho Im, Akshansh Gupta, Pranabesh Maji
| arXiv
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The Three Stages of Consciousness: Why We Must Lose Paradise to Find It Again

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By Akshansh Gupta
| Medium
How understanding the developmental arc of human consciousness can transform our approach to personal growth, education, and collective evolution We live in an age of unprecedented human capability alongside unprecedented human suffering. We can split atoms and edit genes, yet anxiety and depression rates soar. We’ve connected the globe through technology, yet loneliness epidemics proliferate. We’ve achieved god-like powers over nature, yet feel increasingly disconnected from it.
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The Psychology of Meaning

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By Akshansh Gupta
| Medium
The question, “What is the meaning of life?” is at once the most profound and the most maligned of human inquiries. Philosophers from the logical positivists to the absurdists have dismissed it as a category error — a nonsensical question born from a misunderstanding of language and a cold, indifferent universe. In this view, asking for the meaning of life is like asking for the weight of the color blue. And yet, the question refuses to die.
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