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Israel is going to covertly keep attacking lebanon and claim it hasn't.
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Dhruv Mathur Gupta retweeted
Jun 10
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#nsq #publichealth
As some of you may have heard 11 mothers lost their lives in a government hospital in Rajasthan.
The culprit is alleged Oxytocin injections manufactured by Jackson Labs.
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In this short article, I argue for dropping capitalist-individualism for democratic-socialist spiritualism.
thenotoriousdmg.substack.comā¦
I'm going back to my Indus Valley Civilization roots - egalitarian peaceful society focused on enlightenment.
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Dhruv Mathur Gupta retweeted
Apr 2
FIR filed on me.
So starting from today,
I love fake paneer
I love urea in food
I love synthetic ghee
I love detergent in milk
I love fake spices
I love artificial colours in food
I love chalk powder in flour
I love plastic rice
I love toxic preservatives
I love everything that slowly kills me because speaking against it is the real crime.
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Straight of Hormuz is the beginning,
How long till the houris take the straight of bab el mandeb?
I give it 2 weeks.
Then 50% oil goes to 30% oil.
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With the Iran War, and Private Market meltdown; nothing feels as surreal as watching LinkedIn Bros harp on how they are maximizing productivity through the nth AI upgrade.
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Who am I ranting to?
Probably the 50% of the Twitter which is bots.
The few humans that look, and mostly myself.
God damn, this is a mess.
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The hegemon has fallen, and will be all but dead, by the end of the year.
In its stead stands several civilizations, but none willing to take a higher moral ground.
Chinese focused on a technocratic Utopia
Isreali searching for their promised land
Europeans scrounging for comfort
India stays focused on survival
There will be no hedgemon,
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China is not taking on the thorny problem of inheritances, and its greatest generation is already retiring.
The newcomers already feel the sting of nihilism, while the outsiders feel resentment.
The country has too many built contradictions, and not enough room for argument. What will happen after Xi?
Technocratic Utopia replaced with Profligate Materialism.
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These AI companies instill fomo in the public cause they are dependent on these private markets. Private markets which could really use those returns, and probably cannot sell as the underlying technology is commoditized.
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Let's imagine an India
Where large renewable powered underground/aboveground towers exist for the underprivileged who are granted a safe place to exist for no cost.
Every town.
No slums, no waste.
Cool Air. Room to Think.
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Water, electricity, fresh air, rationed well. Conserved.
No sprawl spread throughout.
Quick public transportation to and fro.
Large parks everywhere as the message of humanity aggregates to develop.
Easy to imagine,
Painfully difficult to execute
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Bad behavior means expulsion.
Good behavior includes
Continuous development in terms of emotions and rationality. Children are well educated.
The urban poor gains sanctity.
Nobody is forced into doing anything.
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This war could quite easily cause several common monopoly molecules like Aspirin 325 mg to disappear permanently.
The NPPA pricing has little flexibility for sudden price shocks. The bureaucracy has high inertia.
A bit over the NPPA. Molecule production shut. Inflation flows. Molecule gone from the market. Nobody knows why.
Mar 11
Raw material costs up 30%. Glycerine up 64%.
Paracetamol up 26%. Pharma solvents up 20-30% in a single week.
All because of one thing!
- Container ships stuck since the Iran war broke out.
- China supply routes disrupted.
- Freight charges doubled overnight.
Importers can't absorb it. So they pass it to pharma companies.
Pharma companies can't absorb it. So they're knocking on NPPA's door - asking to raise drug prices beyond what DPCO 2013 allows.
Industry experts are warning - if the war continues another 10-15 days... that cushion is gone completely.
UAE. Saudi Arabia. Oman. All heavily dependent on India for affordable medicines.
A war in the Middle East is quietly reshaping the cost of medicines globally.
How prepared do you think India's pharma supply chain really is for prolonged disruptions?
Source: drugscontrol.org/news-detailā¦
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Dhruv Mathur Gupta retweeted
Mar 11
Raw material costs up 30%. Glycerine up 64%.
Paracetamol up 26%. Pharma solvents up 20-30% in a single week.
All because of one thing!
- Container ships stuck since the Iran war broke out.
- China supply routes disrupted.
- Freight charges doubled overnight.
Importers can't absorb it. So they pass it to pharma companies.
Pharma companies can't absorb it. So they're knocking on NPPA's door - asking to raise drug prices beyond what DPCO 2013 allows.
Industry experts are warning - if the war continues another 10-15 days... that cushion is gone completely.
UAE. Saudi Arabia. Oman. All heavily dependent on India for affordable medicines.
A war in the Middle East is quietly reshaping the cost of medicines globally.
How prepared do you think India's pharma supply chain really is for prolonged disruptions?
Source: drugscontrol.org/news-detailā¦
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Dhruv Mathur Gupta retweeted
Mar 10
Swiggy and Zomato will get hurt badly
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This is the least concerned I've ever seen the American populace regarding another war in the middle east.
Guess existence is getting too exhausting to keep up.
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Hypocrisy at its finest.
Talk past and ignore Dinesh Thakur, and hate on another person's methods.
Feb 24
The gym bro who runs Trustified has developed it into an "Ayush Ministry of independent quality testing in India for the public". Half baked 'information' presented as 'knowledge' with full confidence. If the companies he "tests" realize this, the guy is in deep trouble. They will bankrupt him with criminal defamation suits right, left and center. This is not good.
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This is a rather stupid take.
I've never hired an engineer from these giants
One month of experience in my org is worth several years of experience at these 'training institutions'.
When these things die, there will be no easy path for Indians. Adapt or perish.
India's IT industry didn't just happen because Indian engineers were cheaper.
It happened because entrepreneurs like Murthy, Premji, Nilekani etc made it happen.
They trained millions of people and made them software engineers and won the trust of enterprise clients in the west that we could build and run complex systems for them. Otherwise there were many other countries with cheap talent pools.
I am betting that India's entrepreneurs will rise to the occasion again and millions of our engineers armed with AI will create a much bigger impact this time.
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