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[Dev @devRSng]

@IndianTechGuide It was bound to happen with the kind of tech we have. It's an indication of how social media and ai is affecting human brain. I fear for next generation.

[Dev @devRSng]

@Deadlykalesh If he was under speed limit he could have stopped on time. He thought he could pass through that thin area. Common Indian driver carelessness.

[Dev @devRSng]

@stats_feed Every single one of them. If you are a part of cult you are forced to think in that way. You need to be brainwashed in order to be a part of cult.

[Dev @devRSng]

@IndianIndex This is a rage bait right ?

[Dev @devRSng]

@sciencegirl This is not a 5 star hotel level. The 1AC compartments are kinda at this level. There are 5star hotel level trains in India but those are just for tourism.

[Dev @devRSng]

@anil_am22 It's a competition. If robots are made to run fast then next you will say why do we need race competitions. This kinda thinking is degrading humans. We had google search before AI chatbots and no one said why do we need to study. AI is a tool. Use it like that.

[Dev @devRSng]

@Hindusena34r But it still is upper middle class if not rich. The part about gifting car, househelp and travel are luxury for most Indians. Not against the earnings but don't pretend like this is a typical middle class even for a metro city. Come out of your gated society to check the reality.

[Dev @devRSng]

@YouTubeIndia Heavily underrated
https://t.co/3RwsX0GyjE

[Dev @devRSng]

@Mubarak_mubious Social media

[Dev @devRSng]

@spectator @NatashaFeroze @NigelBiggar Because that's the actual name. You never refer India as Bharat and no one cares about it. At the end it is your choice what you wanna call but it is actually Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Vadodara, Thiruvananthapuram.

[Dand-Baithak Normalizer @rrban014]

Learn from all kinds of physical cultures around the world, don't get trapped into these pointless "traditional-modern", "native-foreign" dichotomies. You should train your muscles to be capable for any kind of movement - whether linear or circular.

[Dev @devRSng]

Parsis are not the only 1 but I agree. For some reason people really want to be seen as a victim just so they get good things for free. Only lazy and weak people do that. They eat up the benefits that an actual victim needs more. STOP PRETENDING TO BE WEAK WHEN YOU ARE NOT.

[Hardik Rajgor @Hardism]

Every social group in India is now a victim

- Upper Castes are victims of an apartheid state
- Backward Castes have been oppressed for thousands of years
- Muslims are victims of a Hindu-majoritarian state
- Hindus aren't getting their rights because 'system unka hai'
- Farmers, labourers and delivery guys are victims of evil capitalists
- Women are victims of a male-dominated society
- Men are victims of laws that favour women
- Taxpayer is victim of apathy and indifference from the system

If you add everyone up, 99% of Indian society sees itself as a victim in some form or another.

Politics in multiple states is about groups wanting to be classified as backward or OBCs. There are entire movements based around it. Victimhood "is" the aspiration. If I can get classified as a 'victim', it will give my group more rights, clout and electoral power.

It wasn't always like this. Victimhood wasn't seen as a virtue. People weren't encouraged to see themselves with pity. People were taught to work on themselves and improve their lives.

It is why groups like the Parsis flourished - they were refugees from a foreign land who came here with nothing. It was an insignificantly tiny population with no voting power or mass movements. They never asked for separate electorates, or reservations or special status.

They built schools, hospitals, businesses and institutions. Disadvantage was treated as a problem to be solved through competence, not as a badge to be weaponised. Suffering did not automatically translate into entitlement. Everyone in the country respects the Parsis for who they are, and what they managed to do as a group.

Never be a victim. Be like the Parsis.

[Dev @devRSng]

@Pivot2Centre Many places and even countries are like this and people still go to polluted cities to work. I guess it's really hard to survive just by living in nature.

[TheNCSmaster @TheNCSmaster]

It’s pretty easy to not have to prioritize work and money when you make thousands by just sitting in front of camera for a few hours watching YouTube videos

[Dev @devRSng]

@sagarcasm Stop fake news. He is not retired from singing. He just will not sing for movies and we might see less of him.

[Dev @devRSng]

@theprayagtiwari He hasn't taken retirement from singing. Hopefully we will get independent projects from him and gets the appreciation he deserves.

[Dev @devRSng]

@unusual_whales And then some racists say Indians are hired because they are cheap. If they are hired only because of that then why are others not hired as much ? Indians obviously have talent for tech.

[Dev @devRSng]

@filmfare Tbh I am happy. This is actually good. Arijit is a voice that needs to be independent. Someday I want him to be internationally recognised. Bollywood will stop milking him and try other artists.

[Dev @devRSng]

@WhateverVishal Tbh food is the least of the factor. They come from a country with good air and water quality and they take less stress compared to most of Indians. For a normal indian, home cooked food is enough. The only thing that's ruining our diet is junk food which needs to be reduced.

[Dev @devRSng]

@arpit_bhayani Not a great advice. Things that hurts you keeps coming back. Rather be good at being in a good terms with the things that hurt you.