Syed Shuttari

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@film_girl Web2.0 was interesting because of gawker, her and innovation breadth instead of everyone chasing the same trend

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@Shripriya Wow I’m gonna do the same too! That way you get to eat the cake and keep it too

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@Shripriya If you removed Twitter a while ago then how did you post this tweet 🤔

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@StephanieSakoda @jaltucher do you have the link to the article which I can’t find anywhere on the internet? I guess you deleted it due to backlash but I’ve been meaning to reread it!!

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@StephanieSakoda Reminds me of iconic James altucher who wrote an article - don’t call me unless you have a million dollar to give - almost a decade back!

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@StephanieSakoda Ofcourse!! You come to Menlo Park
Anytime?

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@GabbbarSingh He’ll comeup with a new business venture/idea - once an entrepreneur always an entrepreneur and creativity will always find new domain. He will make sure next time to manage the PR correctly!

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Critical thinking is vital, but so is community. We need both: questioning norms logically while valuing the social glue of traditions to combat isolation and build stronger bonds. [4/4]

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Living in both East & West, I’ve noticed critical thinking is a cornerstone of education here. Schools and colleges teach students to question traditions, customs, and religious beliefs through a scientific lens. It encourages logical reasoning but has unintended effects. [1/4]

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Hyper-individuality comes at a cost: increased loneliness, mental health issues, and other illnesses. In contrast, culture, traditions, and religion—while often questioned—serve as tools for socialization, community and connection in ways urban life often lacks. [3/4]

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One way to get GenZ to vote :

Conduct elections via a secure mobile app. Every eligible voter gets one vote by Election Day. Results are announced, and voter data is made public for transparency, ensuring no fraud and near 100% participation.

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I wonder which cofounder gets affected more by AI - Business or engineering. Will it be relatively easier to write emails, do marketing, business outreach automation, validating ideas etc or writing code for brand new startups.

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@kamaalrkhan @RahulGandhi @ECISVEEP The foolproof way is to conduct elections from mobile app - every eligible voter gets to vote once by Election Day and once it’s votes are casted and results announced then every voter data will be visible to everyone so anyone can check who voted for who and there cannot fraud

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@mashadrokova It doesn’t exist but you ban create one!! A ten day festival in middle of somewhere with vetted attendees and people will gladly attend it!!

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@mashadrokova It used to be with Gavin Newsome owned it but once the natives and he left then only the branding and legacy left with new crowd. It’s like how burning man became watered down.

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@GabbbarSingh Critical thinking 101 is taught in every school/college. That why America has minimal traditions/culture because most of the customs/traditions/religious beliefs won’t stand logic or critical questions. That means people will be more individually inclined without a community

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Check out my latest article: I built an AI lunch app before AI was cool. And before I had lunch friends. https://t.co/H6ngqSLjYH via @LinkedIn