Karnataka’s bike taxi ban mirrors Brazil’s early failures—banning without a plan.
Brazil moved forward with a legal fix: autonomous platform worker.
India needs to stop reacting, and start governing the gig economy. #BikeTaxisMustReturn
Link to my piece https://t.co/xg2RrIhg8M
@marriedmn Yes, stable marriages evolved in a world where social networks were local and options were limited. Social media created an effectively endless marketplace of attention and comparison, may be!
@divya_gandotra Perhaps, real story isn’t that men changed. It’s that society changed what it rewards. Warrior traits lose value when survival depends more on credentials than combat.
@DeepikaBhardwaj Yes, understanding causes and assigning responsibility are two different things. Explaining why something happened isn’t the same as excusing it.
@bigwillySZN It treats education as if it’s a product label! The real challenge in relationships isn’t finding the right degree but aligning expectations, values, and ways of handling conflict and many more….
@DearS_o_n but, when powerful technologies can deliver instant gratification at scale, self-control stops being just a personal virtue and becomes a social challenge as well
@pallnandi I feel like rather than asking who benefits, it’s worth asking how marriage allocates income, care responsibilities, and risk. Institutions rarely produce identical outcomes for everyone involved.
@NiqabNancy free Palestine will look like X assumes politics can be pre-scripted. Real states are negotiated through institutions, conflict, and social coalitions.
@NiqabNancy@leharileiluccia turning niqab into a security technology shifts responsibility from social structures and male conduct onto women’s bodies.
@CanyonMimbs Also, people rarely ask secular liberals whether their worldview is truly theirs and not inherited from schools, media, or national culture.
@MasterMaliq@keanfei47 Reducing intellectual history to Muslims stopped questioning turns colonialism, capitalism, and political economy into a morality tale.