Mr. Gentleman

MMA fighter 💪 turned ex-software dev @ Fortune 500
Researcher + freelancer in AI/ML

[Mr. Gentleman @handle__unknown]

@KapilV_B The fact is, Indians who migrate to the USA are the most dangerous and arrogant people I’ve met

[Mr. Gentleman @handle__unknown]

@ayushi_heree Actually if you have read during btech .2 months are enough .i cracked in 2 months when I was in final year

[nibbleton 🛠️ @nibbletonbuilds]

I don't know why Striver is so popular.

I don't like his stuff.

Just makes you cram solutions, doesn't help to develop a good repeatable thought-process.

[Mr. Gentleman @handle__unknown]

@lunarastro108 I followed this path and got lost in work, but losing someone from my family made me realize the true balance of life — I only wish I had spent more time with my family

[Mr. Gentleman @handle__unknown]

Sadly the Indian concept of a "Good" Boy or girl is actually the textbook definition of a weak, Low self respect, self esteem, People Pleaser individual with no voice or spine.

[Sidharth @Cloudwatch199]

This is an insane number.

Indian Americans are so far ahead compared to the average.

For the racist idiots who can’t read statistic :
•Average American income: $90K
•Indian American income: $150K 🚀
•Bachelor’s degree by 25: Americans ~30% vs Indian Americans : 75%

No wonder.

[Mr. Gentleman @handle__unknown]

@PiyushK71622879 @SupportWakefit @WakefitCo Nothing will be resolved brother wake fit is a scam even I had a similar experience. @PiyushK71622879

[The Sanātanī @_TheSanatani]

Brahmarandhra: The Mysterious Exit Point of Liberated Souls 😱

— According to Shiva Purana

Read this thread 🧵

[Mr. Gentleman @handle__unknown]

@Golovanov_ammoc Willpower matters, but let’s not ignore that access and opportunity aren’t distributed equally — for example, I was trained in boxing, physics, and math from childhood because of my father, while a child in a remote village might never even see a physics book or a boxing glove.

[Mr. Gentleman @handle__unknown]

@Golovanov_ammoc These are the people in bengal https://t.co/j13ko8Gd59 think ,will they able buy maths book or anything .

[Mr. Gentleman @handle__unknown]

@Golovanov_ammoc Let’s not move goalposts.
You asked about math. Let’s stay with math.

[Mr. Gentleman @handle__unknown]

@Golovanov_ammoc Scientific output isn’t judged by govt jobs or MBAs.
It’s judged by research, papers, theorems, discoveries.

Stability doesn't guarantee science — but lack of it almost always kills it.
That’s not a cultural difference. That’s just how systems work.

[Mr. Gentleman @handle__unknown]

@Golovanov_ammoc Individual pain ≠ equal opportunity.
This isn’t about emotion. It’s about access — that’s what shapes history.

[Mr. Gentleman @handle__unknown]

@Golovanov_ammoc Tragedy and struggle existed even within privilege — Prof. Sridharan’s story shows that. No one denies it.

But the real question isn’t: “Did others care less?”
It’s: Who had the option to study math, write, or borrow money — and who didn’t?

[Mr. Gentleman @handle__unknown]

@Golovanov_ammoc Imagine being born in a time where you had nothing to eat —
during the Bengal famine, people sold body parts for food.

Millions in Bengal, Bihar, and Central India never had the chance.
They didn’t lack brilliance — they lacked basic survival.

[Mr. Gentleman @handle__unknown]

@asinwo56030 @Golovanov_ammoc Mentally broken me just humbled you.
Good for you, really. Go on. 🙏

[Mr. Gentleman @handle__unknown]

@Golovanov_ammoc Let’s not distort history to fit narratives.
Scientific progress isn’t just about “will” — it needs stability.
Ignoring that is intellectually dishonest.

[Mr. Gentleman @handle__unknown]

@Golovanov_ammoc Ramanujan? He was the exception that proves the rule
He nearly starved while writing his theorems on temple paper.
He wasn't privileged — but even he only got recognition after support from colonial structures.