Meet Sadiq ali, the pakistani canadian, living in toronto, he's the head of TF-2990, and runs dozens of similar accs, his soul purpose is to spread misinfo and hatred against indians on a massive scale by manipulating twitter algorithm.
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The Indian BFSI industry spends over Rs 15,000 CR on collections. Currently less than 0.1% is AI enabled. @_Ignosis, the fastest growing company in the AA (Account Aggregator) space, is now leveraging their deep set of capabilities to transform collections in Indian BFSI! 50% of this Rs 15K Cr market will move to AI in 3-4 years! @niravprajapati1@NavenduS@_surgeahead@peakxvpartners
@TheCoderShow@claudeai Hi @TheCoderShow we https://t.co/6oJWpc6Yo2 are based out of ahmedabad working extensively on AI. Would love to cohost this meet-up.
Account Aggregator (AA) is at 8% penetration in India. Just on AA growth, revenues will 10x here over the next 3 years..that gets @ignosis to be among the largest software companies focused on BFSI in India. Now add the new products, and Boom...become a truly giant company. Incredibly excited about this enterprise focused intelligence layer AI company founded by @niravprajapati1@_shethchintan and team from our 11th cohort of @_surgeahead! @NavenduS@KaustubhMundra3
๐จ All 8 billion of humans could fit inside a single 1-kilometer cube.
It might sound unbelievable, but every person on Earth could physically fit inside a cube just 1 kilometer high, wide, and deep.
Thatโs because the combined volume of all humans is less than half the volume of a cube measuring 1 km on each side.
For context, the volume of all humans is 4.7ร10^8 meters. While the volume of a cube that high is about 1ร10^9 meters.
Of course, this tightly packed cube wouldnโt be livable or humane, but it offers a powerful visual to grasp how small our physical footprint is compared to the size of the planet.
Humanity, despite its massive impact on Earthโs ecosystems, takes up surprisingly little space in terms of sheer volume. While our presence shapes climate, landscapes, and biodiversity, our actual physical volume could fit comfortably within a city block-sized cube.
Itโs a humbling reminder of the scale of Earthโand how our influence is outsized not by body mass, but by choices and systems.