Gaurav

Still trying to figure it out 🧐

[Gaurav @cryptoic_kunal]

@official_dda @MoHUA_India @LtGovDelhi @RajNiwasDelhi @mlkhattar @tokhansahu_bjp @ManojTiwariMP @RamvirBidhuri @saravanakr_n @BansuriSwaraj @yogenderchando1 Barely managed to reach flat selection page. Not loading further

[Gaurav @cryptoic_kunal]

@getpeid Nothing ecosystem - the point you started the company with. All nothing devices talking to each other and being well integrated. Tablets/Laptops are not yet explored, but is it possible to integrate it with Windows or other Androids in the meanwhile

[Gaurav @cryptoic_kunal]

@nothingindia @grok Trying my odds - I need a Nothing Phone 3

[Gaurav @cryptoic_kunal]

@grok @ManiVel01407989 @Naikvishald @ShaatirBanda @AskPerplexity @grok did Indian defence radars track it down?

[Gaurav @cryptoic_kunal]

Badminton net jugaad in a new home

[Gaurav @cryptoic_kunal]

@CrypticRishi @python_deck @jain_guy @dmuthuk You are comparing wealth vs one year production output (gdp)
You need to revisit the basics!!

[Arnaud Bertrand @RnaudBertrand]

India getting a full taste of what it means to be a target of the West's propaganda machine.

It was always going to happen eventually: the more you rise, the more illegitimate you should be seen. You're only virtuous when you're committed to remaining poor.

The irony is that this likely won't only change the West's perception of India but also India's perception of the West. India will learn that it doesn't matter if you're a "democracy", anyhow you won't be perceived as such if you rise sovereignly. For one of the unwritten rules of the "rules based order" club is that you can only join it if you're the West or a vassal state that's relinquished its sovereignty.

I was listening to India's FM Jaishankar stating that India's strategy was to be a bridge between the West and the rest, because they were uniquely positioned to be so. He'll likely find out this is impossible: one of the West's key characteristics is that "you're either with us or against us", and for a country like India "with us" would mean become a 21st century version of the British raj but with American characteristics.

As such, what I predict is that India will smarten up and eventually favor the club of the aggrieved in Brzezinski's famous quote: "potentially, the most dangerous scenario [for America would be] an 'antihegemonic' coalition united not by ideology but by complementary grievances." The only question is how long they'll take to get there.

This brings us back to De Gaulle who warned: "The Americans know well, or at least should know, that one doesn’t rely on what’s soft. One should rely on what’s solid. [...] In truth they’re always tempted to rely on what’s soft rather than what’s solid." By soft he meant weak governments that are friendly to them and not backed up by popular will. He thought that only relying on "what's soft" would eventually backfire as "what's solid" would congregate against America. This might be what we're seeing happen in real time.

[Gaurav @cryptoic_kunal]

@nothing Here's my unboxing experience of the Phone (2). Such a fun experience 🔥

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

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Our "Protein Project" report is here

What is it?
Unique public-health project funded by @paraschopra to analyze common/well-known protein supplements sold in India

Who did it?
Me & team at The Liver Institute with world class, independent food/drugs testing Neogen Labs.

[Nikhil Kamath @nikhilkamathcio]

While many have been critical of #CBDC, we might be missing the big picture, remittances, unbanked economy, and reducing subsidy leakage, to name a few.

When anything new comes into the market, the old need to adapt, and the new need to regulate the change.

[Sridhar Vembu @svembu]

A/ It is extremely important that thinking people grasp the basics of our modern global monetary system. What you do not know can hurt you. Here is a very basic outline.

1. Nations export to the US and receive dollars.

2. Nations export to nations that export to US.

[Jay Kotak @jay_kotakone]

India borrows at 7.5% vs the UK at 4% (10 yr Govt bond).

India has similar GDP, higher GDP growth & Forex reserves, lower exchange rate depreciation, public debt and fiscal deficit to GDP! Not to mention a stable government and policy framework!

Colonialism isn't entirely dead!

[Gaurav @cryptoic_kunal]

@harshmadhusudan Ditto

[Gaurav @cryptoic_kunal]

@Ravisutanjani Are they also able to escape MAT/AMT ?

[Compounding Quality @QCompounding]

The best investment advice I ever got:

[Rajeev Mantri @RMantri]

Given unprecedented inflation in advanced economies, one has to question their policy choices through the pandemic. While the shock to energy and food prices from the European war is a proximate cause, excessive fiscal stimulus during 2020 had fragilized these countries.

[Gaurav @cryptoic_kunal]

@kushal_mehra Many regime change upcoming this winter

[Gaurav @cryptoic_kunal]

@UberFacts Churchill

[Gaurav @cryptoic_kunal]

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