Mentavolution stands for “Mental Evolution.” Since I just graduated from college (University of California, Berkeley) and I am entering the area of molecular anthropology, I need some place to jot down my ideas. As my brother Lapax (try googling him!) suggested that Blog is one way to expand one’s ideas and keep them alive, I started this blog to speak my mind.

I chose the name Mentavolution becuase, I have a long way to go intellectually and I believe I am evolving. I sure do appreciate your comments as I believe they will encourage me when I am right and I can correct myself when wrong. Happy reading!


10 Responses to “About”


  1. November 28, 2006 at 5:49 am

    HEllo
    This is Smita from Nepal. I was amazed to see my ohmynews article about Nepali Flag in your blog.
    Anyway nice to see your bolg.
    Happy Bkogging
    smita

  2. June 7, 2007 at 6:10 pm

    Hello Aashish,

    Very good effort. You have so many things in you mind and this is the best way you could share them with us……
    Keep blogging
    Sirjanadi

  3. 3 Surya Chataut
    June 13, 2007 at 5:30 pm

    You are definitely on the right track brother. Keep up the good work … you have high dreams and you also have the potential to get there … so don’t ever slow down.

    Best wishes …

    Surya

  4. 4 Emann Yolmo
    July 15, 2007 at 6:12 am

    As I’m also doing my Master’s in Sociology and Anthropology, I guess it’ll be very useful to visit your site and read your “piece of mind” ha ha !!!

  5. 5 carina
    August 6, 2007 at 7:48 am

    hi dai
    u r really active n nice keep it up . best luck for ur futuren have great succes

  6. 6 anup srivastav
    August 22, 2007 at 6:30 pm

    Good start Aashish, way to go. Count me as a journeyman in your journey of exploring knowledge. Though our fields do not intersect, we can still learn from each other.

  7. November 1, 2007 at 9:45 am

    dear aashish,
    its again(i am using the word because i used same to Srijana didis blog) good to see a blog related to genes,genetics and genomics.its amazing to see PLOSGenetics in ur blogroll,to which i regularly visit.
    the only thing that makes nature is gene, haina?which is composed of C.O.N.Petc and we also should keep trying to reach the techonlogy to reach the place that has been occupied by the westeners.
    i hope u will bring more interesting topics
    KEEP it up

  8. February 26, 2008 at 4:32 pm

    Dear Sir,

    I noticed you using my image E=mc2 on this site.
    The least I expect is that you add my name and a link to my site please.
    http://www.petervannugteren.com

    thank you in advance.
    Peter van Nugteren

  9. May 25, 2008 at 1:52 am

    personally haven’t stepped into the world of science, after high school (that is besides the obligatory two courses as an undergrad) but still thrilled as could be to see a fellow nepali in the field! best wishes =]

  10. May 26, 2008 at 6:07 am

    Dhanyabaad, Thank you, Sukriya and Muito Obrigado to all of those who have been a great encouagement. Thanks a lot :0)


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