Prabha Acharya | Emotion Researcher

🤓Emotion PhD researcher and psychologist
🧠Exploring alexithymia, affect, and emotional awareness
📝Sharing research, reflection, and practical psychology

[Prabha Acharya | Emotion Researcher @prabha_acharya_]

Hi Twitter! 👋 I’m Prabha.
I’m a PhD researcher in Emotions, Moods, and Feelings, specializing in Alexithymia. Beyond the research, I’m a Psychologist & Habit Coach on a mission to bridge the gap between complex science and your daily well-being. 🧠✨
#psychology

[Arvind Srinivas @glocalinvestor]

Deutsche Bank report shows clearly: China outmuscles US

Power Generation: Often a true indicator of a country's industrial capacity.
- China overtook the US around 2010 and has since added more than the US generates in a year
- US output has barely moved in 15 years. EU-27 is below its 2010 level
- My opinion: Power is the true, undeniable moat of China

Data Centers: Power-guzzling data centers are here to further worsen the situation.
- Share of electricity used by data centers in 2025: USA ~4.9%; Europe ~1.9%; World ~1.5%; China ~1.1%
- The US share is ~4x China's, on a grid less than half the size

DB's Forecast:
- Base case global data center load goes from 485 TWh (1.5% of world electricity) to 945 TWh (3%) by 2030
- AI-focused load triples: 155 → 465 TWh
- AI goes from roughly a third to half of all data center power

My Read: The US carries roughly 40% of global data center load on ~14% of global generation. This is not sustainable and AI demand isn't slowing down. Power generation and grid construction are the obvious trades.

Names:
- $GEV gas turbines / electrification
- $CEG $VST nuclear and merchant generation
- $ETN $VRT electrical and cooling
- $PWR $BN $MTZ grid construction / infra assets
- $OKLO $SMR $BE $FCEL for alternative power generation (Speculative)
- Siemens Energy, Schneider Electric for European play

Real race right now: Gas turbines, nuclear restarts or grid buildout. Which one wins?

[Prabha Acharya | Emotion Researcher @prabha_acharya_]

@glocalinvestor @pequityresearch @SemiAnalysis_ @mauritspot @TemaETFs Congratulations mahn! 👏

[Prabha Acharya | Emotion Researcher @prabha_acharya_]

What looks like “alexithymia” on a Western questionnaire can be a culturally encouraged style of attention and expression. cross‑cultural gap is not biology; it’s emotion socialization.
Read more here:
https://t.co/ulp6pOxrph

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@glocalinvestor Wonder what would be the effect of lockup release

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@glocalinvestor @RnaudBertrand Not very good way of dealing with a powerful enemy

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@glocalinvestor One of the profound reads I have come across to make a tough topic easy to follow! Cant wait for part 2!

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@glocalinvestor Do you hold a position?

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@glocalinvestor Intel might be a good buy after recent drop?

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@omgsidewalks Check this out to see if any of it feels familiar. I am curious if this answers your question?
https://t.co/9DncBduRq9

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@DoctorPerin Exploring the dichotomous thinking when one is on the verge of becoming!

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@glocalinvestor Deficit seems to have no end

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@glocalinvestor Grift seems to have no end!

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@glocalinvestor @TheBigBerbowski @TacticzH @SixSigmaCapital @Substack Woot woot! 🎉

[Prabha Acharya | Emotion Researcher @prabha_acharya_]

I keep bringing this up in many conversations, in different ways. Humans are not built for Hyper-Individualism. Treating the self as an isolated project to fix, rather than a part of a larger community, completely misses the point of human well-being.

[Prabha Acharya | Emotion Researcher @prabha_acharya_]

Our ancestors did not survive by saying, “Let me process this alone in a beautifully bound journal.”
They survived in groups, with closeness, touch, vigilance shared across many bodies, and care woven into everyday life. Modern people like to imagine themselves as radically self-sufficient, but the nervous system seems to have missed that memo.

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@DoctorPerin And that's my problem in a line (atleast on twitter). Micro-blogging macro thoughts is an art I haven’t mastered

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@PerellClips As of 2026, global scientific output has surpassed 3.4 million annual papers, hyper-accelerated by AI-driven submission pipelines that are completely overwhelming human peer reviewers, shortening research attention spans faster than ever. All this and still wasted efforts

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My new favourite by Mark Haddon: I think prime numbers are like life. They are very logical, but you could never work out the rules, even if you spent all your time thinking about them.
It's a fantastic perspective on embracing the chaos and logic woven together.

[Prabha Acharya | Emotion Researcher @prabha_acharya_]

@DoctorPerin Haha... This reminds me of the article I just wrote. Just like in Tetris, if you fit in too perfectly, you disappear. So be the weird one, I guess!
https://t.co/tJhnkHpLyI

[Prabha Acharya | Emotion Researcher @prabha_acharya_]

Just like in Tetris, if you fit in too perfectly, you disappear.
Originality isn't about staying in one lane; it's about connecting ideas that were never meant to share a room. Here is my recent article on: Apophnia: The Secret Superpower of Knowing Too Many Random Things
https://t.co/3K7MLvdABm