Rohan R Ghule

A student

[Rohan R Ghule @RohanGhule10]

Our circumstances play significant role in our choices than anything else and most of the time we tend to disregard it.

[Rohan R Ghule @RohanGhule10]

Liberalism assumes everyone is perfectly rational and capable of decision-making for themselves, but this just lets the real rationals abandon the vulnerable. Thus, Michael Sandel argues, the idea of a fully independent, rational human is simply a myth.

[Rohan R Ghule @RohanGhule10]

Only pol. Science people can relate to this !!

[Rohan R Ghule @RohanGhule10]

Entire universe is already running on a vast, unseen intelligence - your planning is just a tiny part of a much bigger equations.

[Rohan R Ghule @RohanGhule10]

Screen-mediated consumption creates the illusion of civic participation while breeding actual civic apathy and ultimately a erosion of civil capital.

[Rohan R Ghule @RohanGhule10]

Algorithmic feeds trap individuals in ideological silos, only showing them what they already agree with. This destroys civic tolerance for opposing viewpoints, a fundamental requirement for what they call a healthy democracy.

[Naval @naval]

The enemy of truth is motivated reasoning.

[Raj Shamani @rajshamani]

The gap between what you say you value and where your attention goes is the most accurate proof of who you actually are.

[Rohan R Ghule @RohanGhule10]

Actually, nobody is inherently kind. In fact, the theory of survival of the fittest works against it. We have to choose to be kind every day.

[Atem @AtemPsyche]

Most people, including your family, will only respect you to the degree that you can benefit them.

Love is conditional, loyalty has limits, and your value to others fluctuates with your circumstances.

The people who claim to have your back will disappear when you're struggling and reappear when you're winning. Your parents' advice reflects their fears instead of your potential. Your friends will celebrate your small wins but feel threatened by your big ones.

Once you accept that you're alone in this life, you stop seeking validation from people who can't give it consistently. You build your own foundation instead of standing on other people's promises. You become selective about who gets access to your time, energy, and resources.

Paradoxically, when you stop needing people, the right ones show up.

[John Cena @JohnCena]

You will never convince someone that they are wrong. Reality must eventually handle that.

[S. Niranjan Reddy @MPNiranjanReddy]

Had the pleasure of hosting Legislative Assistants to MPs #LAMPFellows of 2025–26 cohort.

Candid conversations on politics, law and Indian cinema. A thoughtfully engaging evening with curious young minds.

@PRSLegislative
#lamps #lampfellowship

[Rohan R Ghule @RohanGhule10]

Only a few realize, cheering for others won’t ever dim your own light.

[Rohan R Ghule @RohanGhule10]

Playing Hide and seek with toddlers is the best therapy you can have !!

[Rohan R Ghule @RohanGhule10]

In Era of sounding intellectual be an observer.

[Rohan R Ghule @RohanGhule10]

—we outgrow those who no longer align with our evolving emotional intelligence. It’s not about fault, but about growth.

[Rohan R Ghule @RohanGhule10]

Slowly loosing friends is part of growing up. We don't loose friends we just know who our real ones are.
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[Rohan R Ghule @RohanGhule10]

Actually now I realize they fail to match changing emotional intelligence.

[Rohan R Ghule @RohanGhule10]

We often talk about India falling into the middle-income trap, but we should also worry about becoming a 'middle intellect' country because of our under regulated and poorly managed education system.

[Rohan R Ghule @RohanGhule10]

Syadwad" philosophy of jainism says our knowledge and beliefs are conditional..they are derived from circumstances, surrounding. Reality is complex and multifaceted. It's not skepticism but help to reveal different aspects of plurality. It' is a part of "ànèkantwadà".