Anshul Sharma

AI First Products | Amateur Investor | Expert Observer | Master Toddler Negotiator | Learner for Life

[Anshul Sharma @loginansh]

Too much attention makes a donkey think he is a lion.

[Anshul Sharma @loginansh]

@shaneparrish @winstonweinberg @harvey Strong set of principles—timeless, and even more relevant in the age of AI. The cost of being wrong at scale is now much higher.

[Anshul Sharma @loginansh]

This is all true ! The AI works and is getting better with time. AI is building AI, and is the best consultant available to everyone. Future of work and skills needed are very different from the past.

[Matt Shumer @mattshumer_]

https://t.co/ivXRKXJvQg

[John Rich🇺🇸 @johnrich]

Show this video to your kids…Wow😳

[Anshul Sharma @loginansh]

Most teams obsess over details; top operators obsess over direction.
Details explain the current state — direction decides the future state.
That’s why top operators accelerate momentum while others stay stuck.

#Startups #VC

[anand mahindra @anandmahindra]

Has this been implemented throughout the city??

Very, very impressive, indeed.

[Anshul Sharma @loginansh]

AI will change industries.
But don’t get hypnotized watching money do parkour between 5 companies.
Build real products.
Serve real customers.
Leave the gymnastics to the balance sheets.

[Anshul Sharma @loginansh]

Founders, gather around.
AI is real. GPUs are real.
But some of the money loops in this ecosystem?
Pure comedy.

[Anshul Sharma @loginansh]

Lesson:
If the same dollar becomes
your revenue,
my valuation,
their growth story,
and everyone’s fundraising slide…
That’s not a flywheel.
That’s a financial merry-go-round.

[Akshay Kothari @akothari]

My team: what’s our 2026 plan?
Me:

[Deepinder Goyal @deepigoyal]

The Gravity Aging Hypothesis opens a world of questions.

Is the miracle of exercise just that it temporarily fixes our hydraulic system?

Is Alzheimer's partly a vascular story we ignored because it unfolds too slowly for humans to perceive?

In hypertension, what if the body isn’t malfunctioning at all – what if it’s the brain demanding more pressure because gravity has been choking its blood supply for decades?

Is depression partly a vascular problem? What happens to mood regulation if the perfusion of the midbrain is gravity-dependent?

How much of “meditation,” “breathwork,” and “yoga benefits” are just improved cerebral perfusion?
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And also...

Are we ever going to be able to live on Mars?

If gravity is aging us, what does the future of human habitats look like, on Earth or anywhere else?

Can we live for 500 years, like bats live for 10x their expected lifespan?

What else is hiding in plain sight?

This list runs very long...

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I really hope that all these questions spark global research, something which is beyond my ability or my resources to achieve.

At my end, I am going to continue doing my bit to develop this school of thought as much as I can.

Including promoting the f out of this tweet so that scientists across the world take notice, and take this further, beyond what I will ever be able to do.