Business strategy of Amul :
1. Invent a product that sounds like a dream (Magic Mushroom Garlic Butter).
2. Manifest it into reality.
3. Add precisely 18g of protein.
4. Manufacture just 1 box.
5. Give it to a random person on twitter.
6. Do this everyday.
7. Refuse to elaborate.
@datta_arvind Arvind Sir, I am sure you know this that there are thousands of videos and hundreds of channels on YouTube promoting default. They run a business of selling you how to negotiate and pay less.
Microsoft Teams is one of the purest examples in tech of distribution beating product quality.
Teams is a piece-of-shit product that's better distributed than Zoom -- bundled into the enterprise stack and already sitting in front of millions of users.
What's another product this mediocre with distribution this good?
Your brain deletes most of your ordinary days. It keeps almost every minute of a night alone in a foreign city. What's happening there is actually one of the more beautiful things about how your nervous system works.
Your brain is a prediction machine. When it can predict everything, like your commute, your kitchen, your same six streets, it stops recording. That's why whole months at home just vanish. But put yourself somewhere it can't predict anything and the system flips. Every sign, every smell, every crosswalk registers as new information. Dopamine tags all of it as worth keeping. This is why one week abroad feels longer in memory than a month at home. Your brain literally kept more of it.
The second thing happening is quieter. At home, some part of you is always tracking how you're being perceived. Your boss, your friends, the people who knew you at 22. In a city where nobody knows your name, that entire system goes offline.
And when it goes offline, the bandwidth doesn't disappear. It gets redirected inward.
That's the "realizing how far you've come" part. Your brain is finally recording again, the self-monitoring is off, and you're far enough away from your life to see the whole shape of it at once.
You spend years too close to your own life to see it. Then one night you're crossing a street on the other side of the world, and you finally have enough distance to look.
just got off the phone with my university friend.
His daughter was diagnosed with leukemia in March.
He has insurance. Good insurance. The kind you feel safe having.
5 months later:
Savings wiped out. 401k: cashed early. Penalties and all. House: refinanced to cover the gaps insurance decided weren't their problem.
He told me he's not the same person anymore.
Said watching your child fight for her life while simultaneously fighting an insurance company over coverage codes does something to you that doesn't go away.
They did everything right.
Two incomes. No debt. Responsible their whole lives.
One diagnosis all of it in 7 months.
And somewhere a health insurance CEO is getting $35 million bonus this quarter.
I don't know how people defend this system with a straight face.
i really don't.
@amazonIN While the delivery was in 20 min, pickup will be done tomorrow. If there are people available to deliver why can't a return pickup will "Now" as well. Really disappointed.
@ajassy
@Airtel_Presence the wifi cable coming to my society has come too low and is going to get snapped if a large vehicle passes from here. Kindly rectify this proactively before it causes service disruption.
@airtelindia
@datta_arvind Arvind Sir, 4-5 bonds/SDIs on the platform have already defaulted or delayed principal repayment for more that one year.
1. Trucap
2. Loantap
3. Upmoney
4. VFS capital