in my mind

CA drop out, Rt are better than my tweets, last complimented in 2015

[A Crude Awakening @allengilmer]

The guy who invented dial telephones put 250,000 phone switchboard operators out of work. This was the highest paying position for women in the US. The guy who invented it was NOT an engineer or electrician, but rather, a mortician. There were two funeral homes in the town he served… his and a rival. The owner of the rival had a wife who worked as a switchboard operator. Anytime anyone called for A funeral home or HIS funeral home, she would route the call to her husband. He invented the dial phone so customers could explicitly end around switchboard operators and call someone directly. I just love this story.

[mariana Z @mariana057]

Parenting is buying 6 yogurts and watching them all get eaten In one day.

Then buying 12 yogurts and watching them expire because, “Nobody likes yogurt.”

[Nithya Shri @Nithya_Shrii]

Airports should have a post office so that you can mail things home instead of throwing them away.

[hinata @HinataMotivates]

The Dark Side of Technology.

[in my mind @heet_meet]

@SJosephBurns I don't know, i don't predict, i follow.

[🇮🇳 Indrani 🇮🇳 @Anti_Congressi]

A message from RJ Naved everyone must listen 🙏 🥹

[Rants&Roasts @Sydusm]

India is more corrupt than poor.

From constable to minister, corruption is not an exception here. It is the system.

Between those two ends, sit a hundred layers of middlemen, clerks, officers, fixers and brokers, each taking their share, each shaving something off your dignity before they let you pass.

Bribe, commission hafta, donation, fund.

Different names for the same theft.

It is so common that it no longer shocks anyone. Like dust in the air, you breathe it in without noticing. Like the common cold, everyone has it, and nobody thinks it can be cured.

Poverty is not the disease. Poverty is the scar.

This country never lacked wealth. It lacked conscience. We had land, labour, talent, opportunity. Corruption simply diverted the flow, siphoned it away, made sure what belonged to millions ended up with a few.

What should have built schools built farmhouses. What should have built hospitals built lockers full of cash. What should have built futures built empires.

And we called it normal.

Corruption did not sneak in. It was welcomed, fed, protected and then dressed up as procedure.

Give a man a chair and he starts selling access to the table. Give him a stamp and he starts charging for the ink. Give him authority and he starts extorting as if it is his birthright.

The taker feels no shame. The giver feels no outrage. Because there is no option.

You pay or you wait. You pay or you suffer. You pay or you disappear inside the system.

Complain and you meet another thief. Report and you report to his senior. The chain is perfectly designed to protect itself.

Those viral seizures of notes, gold bars, luxury cars, sprawling properties, stuffed bank lockers are not the scandal.

They are souvenirs. The real corruption is quieter and far more brutal. It lives in everyday transactions. In files that refuse to move. In signatures that cost money. In rules that bend only for those who can pay.

It is not spectacular. It is routine. And that is what makes it terrifying.

We keep blaming politicians as if corruption sits only in parliament. It does not.

It sits in offices, stations, counters, contracts, classrooms, hospitals and sometimes in us.

We like to believe we are victims looking at the iceberg.
We are not looking at it. We are standing on it.

We are the iceberg.

[ROYZ @royzkingin]

One day someone will tell your kids “you’re just like your father” it’s up to you to make sure that’s not an insult.

[in my mind @heet_meet]

@KiranjitDas86 @SarangSood 😂😂😂

[userhonest_ @honest1user]

Riyal 😢

[Ketofol☀️ @aka911_]

Nothing prepares you for an underage rape victim.

The brutalised face, frightened eyes sear through your soul.

Their parents standing nearby quietly. Mother sobbing.

Father lost. Desolate.

He dared to rear a girl child. And paid the price

[Sagar @sagarcasm]

Spotify, after I listen to 3 seconds of a song https://t.co/SqKHxIEbjb

[Bhagavad Gita 🪷 @Geetashloks]

Toh Bhujha dena man ki aag 🤍

[Naresh @TopDriverIndia]

Shri @nitin_gadkari ji,
I have a solution to improve India's road safety situation at a cost of only Rs.650 crore per annum.
(0.25% of @MORTHIndia annual budget).

Please give it a listen.
🙏
#RoadSafety @OfficeOfNG #drivereducation

[Harsh Goenka @hvgoenka]

A song for home kitchens: celebrating the warmth, love, and flavors that no delivery can match. Let’s bring back the joy of cooking at home!

[revengeseeker @revengeseeker07]

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