Notes from a country on auto-pilot
Devendra Gautam AI-generated Squirrels are fun to watch as they squeak and run while playing hide and seek, oblivious to vehicles that arrive and leave At a library complex in the midst of a bustling metropolis, there still are a couple of trees, a bamboo grove and patches of Bermuda grass where a wanderer can cool his heels. In those trees that are far less dominant than their neighbours — luxury hotels, shopping complexes, banks, bars, the headquarters of a regional bloc well past its glory days and the like — birds and squirrels have found their habitat. Squirrels are fun to watch as they squeak and run while playing hide and seek, oblivious to vehicles that arrive and leave. But a fountain without water is not – it’s an eyesore, not only in Rome. Most of the trees do not bear fruit, making even an amateur observer wonder if these living beings are running and flying on empty bellies most of the time. Near a parking lot, ...