In a world often defined by categories and stereotypes, the labels we attach to one another can profoundly impact our perceptions and interactions. These labels, whether they're based on appearance, occupation, or background, can often limit people to predefined roles or titles. This habit of labeling can lead to misunderstandings and missed opportunities for meaningful connections. Instead of relying on labels, we have the power to reshape our perspectives by focusing on att

Human vision, while amazing, only picks up a small subset of the complete light spectrum. I have often wondered what we might be missing out on seeing or understanding with how much of the spectrum we do not process. Of course, we have machines that can process various portions of the light spectrum, but are they capturing everything? Science theorizes too about ‘dark matter’ that we cannot see but that exists. Are there more things to see than light alone would reveal to us?