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On umbrellas, springs, and superconductivity

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Adhip Agarwala
On umbrellas, springs, and superconductivity
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This piece reflects on the seasonal arrival of rain and the curious, almost magical mechanics of modern umbrellas. It uses the umbrella as a metaphor for nature's unpredictability.

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It serves as a lighthearted cultural observation on daily life and the intersection of simple technology with human experience.

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Well after a few months of a hectic summer, rains are here. The campus is green and nature is once again abundant. With rains, however, has also come a usual game of hide and seek. Every time I take my umbrella out, the rain is nowhere to be seen.

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