@volklub Apple strategy, but unfortunately Škoda cars are not iPhones that we can upgrade every year for new features 😂 (p.s. I don’t upgrade iPhones every year, just saying)
Last year our Air India Express flight did a you turn on the way to Bangalore from Kolkata. Emergency landing in Vizag due to electrical failure. It was an old aircraft probably used between India-Thailand(Indo-Thai written on it) in good old days.
What @palkisu is saying makes sense. When algorithms become teachers, reels become textbooks , virality becomes truth, when reading disappears, it is misinformation that flourishes. An uninformed generation can be a potential national security risk.
@dealztrendz Dealer generally gives the highest premium quote to the unsuspecting buyer first to earn highest commission. So please always cross check and get at least 3 quotes from various insurers. Compare for benefits suitable to you and then negotiate with the dealer.
“If everyone has access to the same information, where does the edge come from?”
A brilliant insight from Howard Marks on the @nikhilkamathcio podcast made me think about what really drives investment success. 1/9
The biggest differentiator today isn’t access to information.
It’s the ability to filter noise, think independently, and make better decisions consistently.
Since a large number of illiterate people are asking this, I will answer it for all my bois.
Humans are born with a relatively fixed number of muscle fibers. If protein is restricted during the mid-to-late fetal stages, myogenesis is stunted, and the baby is born with fewer total muscle fibers. After birth, muscles grow by increasing the size of existing fibers (hypertrophy), not by generating new ones (hyperplasia). A child born with a significantly lower baseline of muscle fibers will generally have less overall muscle mass and a lower upper limit for muscular growth throughout their life, regardless of their diet after birth.
In the long run, this leads to lower muscle mass, insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome.
In short, how muscular you will end up is mostly determined while you are in womb. Nothing much you can do about it, sadly
So if you are an Indian woman reading this, please eat some protein. Perhaps your babies might end up muscular
Jee haan sanskar ka theka keval auraton ne le rakha hai even when the man betrays her
As it is, it is only the women who bear the consequences
Let me tell you a story
Harivansh Rai Bachchan gets his friend's widow pregnant when he was around 20
The family takes her for a 'pilgrimage'. She comes back very pale and dies a little later
A life snuffed out at maybe 17 or 18
Bachchan himself gets married. His wife dies
Then he gets married again to Teji.
Has kids with her.
Lives a full life
THAT is the difference in consequences
This is not gossip
This is something Bachchan has himself written in his autobiography - I have read all four volumes in Hindi more than once (recommended)
But compared to many other incidents in his life the reporting of this is quite matter of fact and not something which caused him a great deal of grief or guilt in life... Just a footnote in a long and happy life.
Remember he was a poet so quite high on the emotional quotient otherwise
On the other hand, hers was a life snuffed out in teenage itself for the crime of being a widow and becoming pregnant
Men get away scot-free and even today the Indian sanskari ones happily joke about going to Bangkok and Pattaya while putting all sorts of restrictions on the women in their household.
Bachchan himself wrote that he was so disappointed after his first grand child was a girl that he went into depression. One thought that at he would have been happy given that he had no daughters of his own!
Misogyny runs very deep in Indian society
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