Let’s be real for a second—Science is brutal. You stare at a Physics problem for 20 minutes. The formula’s right there in your head. You plug in the numbers… and somehow, the answer’s still wrong. Chemistry? Half the reactions feel like pure ratta-fication with zero logic behind them. And Biology? It’s like training for a memory Olympics that never ends.
It was 8:30 PM on a Tuesday. I was exhausted after a long day at work, scrolling through my phone while finishing dinner. A message popped up in our “Family WhatsApp Group”—a video of a famous politician making a shocking statement. My thumb hovered over the forward button. “Papa, fake hai wo. Deepfake. Look at the lips—they don’t sync.” I looked up. My 14-year-old son barely glanced up...
Your eight-year-old just asked Alexa to help with their math homework. Your teenager is using ChatGPT to brainstorm essay ideas. Your fifth-grader wants to know if AI will take over the world.
