Google is officially debugging the nature.
Its new Debug project plans to release millions of male mosquitoes, not to spread disease but to ensure the next generation is never born.
Brilliant solution or dangerous experiment?
@jota_snchez Its really sad to see how internet wellness culture makes extreme behaviour look disciplined and enlightened.
A lot of people following advice from social media are silently harming themselves while thinking they are “healing”.
@PunsterX Why don't people understand that students don’t have emotional shock absorbers yet.
One public insult from someone with an authority can quietly become their trauma for years.
@ANI Every ₹2 increase looks small on paper but for people doing 10-12 hours on the road daily, this is not a just an increase. It affects their livelihood, rent, EMIs, food, school fees and what not.
@_SanjayGupta In India, once something becomes emotionally important enough, people stop questioning the logic behind it.
That is where the real power starts.
@LifeMathMoney People don’t usually hate success itself.
They hate seeing someone take risks they were too afraid to take and then calling the success “just luck.”
@ThetaVegaCap I think Indians are not optimizing for career upside. They are optimizing for predictable stress.
That’s why “stablity” wins even when the upside is lower.
@Priyansh_31Dec Older siblings are usually right about pattern recognition.
But blindly copying them is also risky because half their advice comes from surviving a completely different economy.
@karthik2k2 China treats high-stakes exams like national infrastructure while in India its like an annual event.
I think a country that can run elections for 150 cr people can definitely conduct one exam securely.
@suhani_09 Because most resumes are written like personal archives instead of sales pages. People are not paying for grammar. They’re paying for signal clarity.
@Arubekind Yes. A child who feels safe saying “I’m mentally tired” is already doing better than most adults who only realize it after burnout breaks something important.
@dflieb Most domains are less gatekept than people think.
But staying interested long enough to do 500 boring reps without needing applause every week is where most people give up.