The curse and gift of seeing too much is the highest price most brilliant minds pay. For they don't just see the world - they oversee it. They notice the tiny cracks in conversations, the hidden connections others miss, the future unfolding before anyone else catches on. Their mind is always a few steps ahead, scanning not just what is, but what could be. It's a gift: foresight, creativity, pattern recognition. But it's also a curse: overwhelm, anxiety, the weight of carrying knowledge others can't or won't see. To see too much is to live in a double-edged state - always aware, never at rest. And yet, this is where genius lives: in the mind that sees the storm coming and names its hidden order.

"no matter how isolated you are and how lonely you feel, if you do your work truly and conscientiously, unknown friends will come and seek you.”

all indian aws engineers took 1 day off together to celebrate diwali and half of the internet went down. happy diwali to aws indeed