Mohammad Ashu

A human being..

[Mohammad Ashu @mohdashu]

Hi @amazonIN , I want to return my STUDDS helmet for a refund, not an exchange. It’s too heavy and causes neck pain due to my cervical problem. The app only offers replacement. Please escalate this to your team and help arrange a return and refund.

[Patricia Marins @pati_marins64]

Unfortunately, little will be left on all sides.

The Saudi-led coalition warned civilians to evacuate Yemen’s main oil company station, Al-Sabaha, in Sanaa, signaling an imminent strike.

It looks like a major economic target, but it isn’t. Still, it will affect logistics in the region and possibly the military’s as well.

There are no relevant targets in Yemen today, and that is a problem for the Saudis.

Until 2014, oil and gas were central to Yemen’s economy, about 20-30% of GDP and 70-80% of government revenues, with a large share exported. Production peaked at 400-450 thousand barrels per day and today barely exceeds 20 thousand.

In response, Yemen’s Houthis renewed their warning to all workers at Saudi oil facilities and airports to evacuate, signaling more strikes ahead.

What tends to happen? More Saudi attacks and more Yemeni responses.

And no, this is not an ordinary war. It is a war against the heart of the petrodollars, and Trump will be forced to do something different from what he has been doing, whether through concessions to Iran or a resumption of the war.

[Dhruv Rathee @dhruv_rathee]

I personally don’t think this is true

But if this is true, then these people should go and burn down their headquarters and data centers.

And do not use China argument for fear mongering. China is arguably doing way more to fight against climate change than USA so I’m sure they would do more to prevent this than the average American company.

So @sama, @DarioAmodei and @elonmusk should stop behaving like crying children and collectively put this to stop in their own companies and send some of your Chinese researchers to China to tell their govt about this danger. It’s not that hard to work together with humans from other countries.

[Evan Hubinger @EvanHub]

Jacob is correct here—we really do earnestly believe AI could kill all humans! I personally think it is >10% within the next decade. I believe Anthropic is trying its best, but we do not yet have a plan to solve alignment for superintelligence and are not clearly on track to.

[Trains of India 🇮🇳 @trainwalebhaiya]

A train that emits water, not smoke. How cool is that? This is India's first Hydrogen Cell Powered Train 🚆

What's cooler? India is one of only 6 nations to develop this technology ⚡

What's even cooler? India has developed the most powerful hydrogen train in the world 🔥

[Carl Pei @getpeid]

Memory is now the most expensive component in a smartphone. It's more expensive than the processor, more expensive than the display, and can account for more than 50% of the total hardware bill.

For Phone (4a), memory costs doubled between when we decided to build the device and when it launched. They've doubled again since.

I posted about this earlier this year. It's now playing out, faster than predicted.

Phone prices are going up, and they'll keep going up into next year. Since February, new phones have been launching up to $100 more expensive than their predecessors. In India, phones above ₹30K have seen price jumps of ₹7,000 or more.

The natural instinct is to buy ahead. It doesn't work that way. In a shortage, memory is allocated, not bought. You get what you're given, at the current price.

If you've been waiting to upgrade a device, the best time was yesterday. The next best time is now. This year's sale season won't have the discounts people are used to.

[Jum @JesterJum]

Average lifespan 10,000 years ago: 30-35

Average lifespan in 1400: 30-35

Average lifespan in 1900: 30-35

Average lifespan in 2025: 74-75

Eating "organic" does not drastically increase your lifespan. In all of human history, organic food was the ONLY option until very recently.

Wanna know what does make a drastic impact? Having access to effective medicine (antibiotics, etc...)

Am I saying you shouldn't eat healthy? Absolutely not! I eat healthy because I feel better and I like looking good naked 🤷

I am just tired of the community who thinks "organic" food will cure everything and let you live to 120 years old.

This is gonna piss a lot of people off but I don't really care. The numbers don't lie.

[Sunderdeep - Volklub @volklub]

Introverts are civilised by default.

They don’t create noise, don’t push blame, don’t interfere unnecessarily, and don’t seek attention.
They mind their own work, help when needed, and stay productive in their own space.

More introverts would automatically mean a more disciplined society.

India needs more Introverts.

[Yash @Phonenurd]

Finally, someone said it! 👏 Huge respect to @geekyranjit for having the guts to expose the massive pricing gap of Chinese flagships outside China. While other "influencers" are busy justifying these insane price tags, Ranjit showed the reality.
​It’s no wonder people are flocking to the iPhone 17. Why pay a premium for a OnePlus 15 with a crippled camera just so BBK can push the Oppo Find X series? The strategy is clear, and the Indian consumer isn't blind. 📉
​#GeekyRanjit #iPhone17 #OnePlus15R

[Doctor Of The Future™ @g_diets_]

BEFORE YOU PANIC, CHECK THE NUMBERS

Some of you see one lab result and start shaking like you just saw your obituary.

Relax.

Your body is not your enemy — you’re just illiterate in the language it speaks.

Let’s fix that today.
Here’s what normal actually looks like, and what each one means for your life:

🩸 Blood Pressure: 90/60 – 120/80 mmHg
This shows how hard your heart pumps blood through your body.

If it’s too high, your arteries are under pressure.
Too low, and your brain doesn’t get enough blood.

If you’re always stressed, eating rubbish, and sleeping four hours, don’t blame “village people” when your BP starts to misbehave.

💓 Pulse Rate: 60–100 beats per minute
It’s the rhythm of life.
Athletes usually sit around 50–60 bpm, their hearts are strong.
If yours is always racing above 100, you might be anxious, dehydrated, or over-caffeinated.

🌡️ Body Temperature: 36.8–37°C
That’s your body’s internal thermostat.
Slight fever (37.5–38°C) means your immune system is at work, not that you’re dying.

Below 35°C?

That’s hypothermia and not a “cold from fan.”

💨 Breathing Rate: 12–16 breaths per minute
Quiet, steady breathing means your lungs and brain are in sync.

Panting all the time?

That’s not “just being tired.” Check your fitness, anxiety, or lungs.

🧬 Hemoglobin:
• Men: 13–18 g/dL
• Women: 11.5–16 g/dL
It carries oxygen.
If it’s low, you’ll feel weak, pale, and dizzy. Don’t rush for blood tonic, check your nutrition first.

🥩 Total Cholesterol: Under 200 mg/dL
You need cholesterol, it’s the raw material for hormones and brain cells.
But when it goes high (especially LDL), inflammation is brewing somewhere — usually from seed oils, sugar, and stress.

🍌 Potassium: 3.5–5.0 mmol/L
Helps your muscles, nerves, and heart work right.

Low potassium?
You’ll cramp and feel weak.

Too high?
Your heart rhythm can go off-key.

🧂 Sodium: 135–145 mmol/L
Controls fluid balance.
Low sodium = confusion, fatigue, even seizures.
High sodium = dehydration or kidney strain.
Drink water — not just juice, soda, or malt.

💧 Blood Volume: 5–6 Liters
That’s how much life you carry around daily.
Lose 20% of it and your body starts shutting down. Respect your body; it’s not a machine.

🍯 Blood Sugar:
• Adults: 70–99 mg/dL fasting
• Children: 70–130 mg/dL
If yours is always high, your insulin is tired.
And no, drinking “herbal bitters” won’t fix it. Clean your diet.

🩻 Triglycerides: Under 150 mg/dL
This shows how your body handles fat.
High numbers = too much sugar and refined carbs, not “too much meat.”

⚙️ White Blood Cells (WBC): 4,000–11,000 /µL
They’re your soldiers.
Low = weak immunity.
High = infection, stress, or inflammation.

🧫 Platelets: 150,000–400,000 /µL
These are your clotters.
Low = you bruise easily.
High = your blood might be too sticky.

🩹 Red Blood Cells (RBC):
• Men: 4.7–6.1 million/µL
• Women: 4.2–5.4 million/µL
They carry oxygen. When low, your energy crashes.

🦴 Calcium: 8.6–10.3 mg/dL
Not just for bones, it controls muscles, heartbeat, and nerves.
If your diet is full of soda and junk, you’re leaching calcium faster than you think.

☀️ Vitamin D3: 30–100 ng/mL
The sunshine hormone. It is vital for mood, immunity, fertility, and bones.
Low D3 = low life. Go outside.

🧠 Vitamin B12: 200–900 pg/mL
Feeds your brain and nerves.
Deficiency looks like anxiety, depression, forgetfulness, tingling hands, and fatigue not “village attack.”

🔥 Iron: 8–18 mg/day
Needed to make red blood cells.
Too little = weakness.
Too much = liver overload.
Balance is needed.

🍆 Semen Volume: 1.5–5 mL per ejaculation
Below that? Something’s off.
Could be dehydration, low zinc, poor diet, or chronic stress.

The moral?

Don’t fear your results, learn them.
Don’t just treat numbers, understand patterns.
And don’t let panic make you a lab addict who never heals.

Health isn’t about random tests; it’s about data that makes sense within your lifestyle, your stress, your food, your sleep.

That’s what we do here. We teach you to read your body, not fear it.

Don’t forget to reach out for a diet plan. Share and tag your friends.

[Mohammad Ashu @mohdashu]

@g000in @kanpursneed @OfficialUPMetro @panchananmishra @JagoKanpurJago @KanpuriyaFeed Bhai Delhi, Banglore me metro hai cantonment me aur agra me bhi cantonment ke area me metro pass ho chuki hai. Sirf kanpur hi kyun special hai.

[Man of Letters. @Letter_to_Jack]

If your phone charging connector is a USB Type-C, you need this information before you plug your cord to random charging outlets next time.

If anyone carrying a block that looks like a ‘power bank’ asks you to unlock your phone and help them confirm if their type C charger is working (they’d lie that it’s not charging their phone), please DONT DO IT.

The new scam in town is they use the tech device (that has the look of a power bank) to clone all your files (photos, videos, chats etc). Their aim is to basically clone your phone with the device, with future intent to use it to blackmail you or steal from you. However, the scam won’t work unless you unlock your phone. Unlocking gives the device the access they need to transfer your files.

Why am I sharing this information? We are currently handling a case like that with the police. A guy invited a lady he met online for a movie date, during the movie, he told the lady that his USB Type C cord is not charging his phone and asked if he could try the charger on her phone. The innocent, unsuspecting lady unlocked the phone for the guy, and continued with the movie. About 5min later, the guy passed the Lady’s phone back to her saying he forgot and they moved on. Few days after the date, the guy began blackmailing the lady with private files from her phone that even her couldn’t remember she still had them.

Henceforth, before you connect your USB Type C to a ‘power bank’ or ‘charging outlets’ without your adapter (charging brick) please ensure you set your phone to not charge unless unlocked. Or better still, get your own powerbank.

[Dr. Priyam Bordoloi @DocPriyamMD]

The Scariest Report in the World. 📄
It isn't a Cancer diagnosis. It is this.
A Bacterial infection resistant to Every. Single. Antibiotic.

❌ Piperacillin-Tazobactam (High-end)? Resistant.
❌ Meropenem (ICU reserve)? Resistant.
❌ Vancomycin (The last resort)? Resistant.

The Superbug Pandemic is near.
And it will be 100x more dangerous than COVID-19. 📈

The Cause? 

1. Indiscriminate use of Antibiotics in Corporate Hospitals.
2. ​Unqualified doctors treating with dangerous half-knowledge.
3. Ayush doctors writing antibiotics without even knowing the mechanism of action
4. ​Self-medication (Popping Azithromycin like candy).
5. ​OTC sale of Reserve Drugs.

[Abhishek Bhatnagar @abhishek]

@introvertguy11A I don't buy this argument of companies when they say component prices have gone up. They always price as per competition not as per components costs.

[Mohammad Ashu @mohdashu]

Feels like chinese brands are pushing up prices in India to dominate the premium android segment. With everyone raising prices, consumers barely have any real choices left and it’s all positioned to compete with the iPhone.

[Mohammad Ashu @mohdashu]

@abhikapoor922 last 2 phone launch hue hain jaise oneplus 15, oppo x9. dono k price bahut badhaya hai isliye koi pata nhi hai inka koi bhi price rakh skte hain.

[Mohammad Ashu @mohdashu]

@_techibee @rohithtony56 They are raising prices in India while lowering some of them in china. The increase in component costs doesn’t apply only to India.

[Mohammad Ashu @mohdashu]

@abhikapoor922 edited nhi hai. jaise hi prebook start hua tab hi price show kr rha tha.

[Mohammad Ashu @mohdashu]

@HadiYousefy I know oneplus is a sub brand of oppo. If both brands share the same parent company but Oppo prices the Find X9 correctly while OnePlus 15 is overpriced, then obviously people will choose Oppo. OnePlus can’t survive in that price range if Oppo itself offers a better deal.

[Mohammad Ashu @mohdashu]

Oppo will kill the OnePlus 15. If the price of the Oppo Find X9 is right, then no one will want to buy OnePlus in this price range. The sad thing is, OnePlus is basically just a sub brand of Oppo now.