Aryan Rath

[Aryan Rath @AryanRathAR]

whoever named it nervous system, didn't have a good time at work

[Aryan Rath @AryanRathAR]

Claude Cot

[Aryan Rath @AryanRathAR]

What if @NotionHQ had a device that takes meeting notes and runs your workspace with voice?

Notion Cube: AGI is now one block away ;)

[Aryan Rath @AryanRathAR]

How to solve India's protein problem:

[Aryan Rath @AryanRathAR]

Imma start a desi incubator called Bhai Combinator

Only backing absolute nonsense like https://t.co/TKIJqpUJJ9 (BC ’26)

[Paul Graham @paulg]

Phrases like "I don't want to be that guy" and "I hate to be the bearer of bad news" are interesting in that the more you say them, the less likely they are to be true.

Once you've said "I don't want to be that guy" 100 times or so, you are that guy.

[Aryan Rath @AryanRathAR]

@manasjsaloi Hubspot used to have a stuffed toy named Molly, who represented customers in their internal meetings.
https://t.co/eVQ0nC7cP1

[Aryan Rath @AryanRathAR]

Whatever *you think* the world is withholding from you, you are withholding from the world...

[Dylan O'Sullivan @DylanoA4]

Eckhart Tolle, damn

[Snake Oil Salesman @ghuubear]

if you know a drug is addictive and that addiction is harmful, the wise thing to do is to ask people to stay away from it even though it might be "beneficial in small doses"

[Aryan Rath @AryanRathAR]

The more labels you have for yourself, the dumber they make you.
https://t.co/6XOg6gst3e

[Aryan Rath @AryanRathAR]

"We're even wrong about which mistakes we're making."

– Carl Winfeld

[Aryan Rath @AryanRathAR]

delusion is a motivator

(https://t.co/TOEPrRcXB2)

[Paras Chopra @paraschopra]

Quality of your life is largely a function of the quality of your mind.

Your life is a mirror of your attention.

[weisser @julianweisser]

The number of acceptable excuses for not building whatever you want is approaching zero.

[Aneetta @aneetta_joby_]

It's not helping us find a job so at least a partner maybe hahaha

[Aryan Rath @AryanRathAR]

Most people don't really enjoy being mean; they do it because they can't help it.

(https://t.co/cIzyFJngeg)

[Aryan Rath @AryanRathAR]

Confirmation Bias: Individuals tend to focus on parts of the statement that seem to resonate with them while ignoring parts that don’t, reinforcing their belief in the statement’s accuracy.

[Aryan Rath @AryanRathAR]

TIL: The Forer effect is a psychological phenomenon where individuals believe that vague, general statements about personality are highly accurate for them personally, even though these statements could apply to a wide range of people.

Key Aspects of the Forer Effect:

[Aryan Rath @AryanRathAR]

Personal Relevance: Despite their generality, people perceive these statements as highly personal and uniquely applicable to themselves.