I am an engineer by profession, and I've always been skeptical of psychological treatments, thinking they were just a bunch of unrealistic stuff about changing beliefs and personal grudges. But now, I have changed my mind. Ever since we installed a solar system at home, I've become the sunshine's biggest fan, even during the baking summer heat. Now, clouds make me melancholic, and I find myself in a state of despair when our solar panels aren't generating maximum energy. In the past, I'd curse the sun's very existence as I trudged through the sweltering midday heat for some urgent task. But now, not even the promise of rain can lift my spirits if it means fewer rays for our precious solar setup. Isn't it ironic how selfish we humans can be? We cheer on the blazing summer sun just because it powers our air conditioners, while ignoring the plight of our neighbors who haven't jumped on the solar bandwagon yet. Clouds, once a sign of relief, have becom