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Devendra Singh Mahra retweeted
Replying to @aparanjape
This is not new for China; they did same in first half of 20th century. Unemployment in India - Its Causes and Cure, 1932, Pg 37,38 archive.org/details/in.ernet… @sanjeevsanyal
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Done is better than perfect.
the golden rule
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While it depends on the problems, another good method applicable to many scenarios is learning from nature how nature has solved any problem. Trying to map our problem to a problem in nature, finding parallels and differences and applying accordingly.
Our traditional approach to technical complexity is to "divide and conquer" - break the problem into small, low complex chunks and solve them and then put the pieces together. This works well for many problems. There exists a class of problems that are "fractal-like" in complexity and you break the problem down, only to expose another hidden layer of complexity. Highly creative domains have this nature. That is why they are unpredictable.
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Education is the most difficult part to solve. Infra is tangible hence we have done comparitively better
Good on infra and manufacturing. Bad on education and deeptech. We can be great, but that requires a lot efforts.
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Manufacturing is orders of magnitude hectic than IT. The margins don't support the lifestyle mentioned. The economic leverage IT has had made us believe that it is more hectic than other domains. Challenges and Complexity of manufacturing is underestimated and underapperciated
I've been saying it for years. Unlike Manufacturing, for IT sector, the quality of living, recreational centers and pub culture is very important to wind down after a hectic week. There is a reason why BLR scores so high despite its infra mess and traffic. Not surprised least bit. Also, salary in Chennai is the least compared to other major cities. Saying this as someone who sets up GCC and hires top tech talent across the key South Indian cities.
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Devendra Singh Mahra retweeted
Replying to @saikirankannan
The weeks are more hectic in manufacturing. The margins don't support the lifestyle you mentioned.
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Japan's Real Advantage Wasn't Exports Most people think Japan succeeded simply by exporting cars and electronics. The real story is deeper. Japan deliberately built the full value chain locally - importing raw materials, mastering complex manufacturing processes, and retaining the critical knowledge within its own ecosystem. This turned trade into genuine integration rather than dependency. Full analysis here: x.com/AxiomForward/status/20…

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Devendra Singh Mahra retweeted
Replying to @svembu @gv80812
Someone with extra ordinary capabilities and talent, and using it for public good is considered God in this civilization. Society by default does not have a sense of morality. That sense is nurtured through culture, traditions. Morality itself depends on the objectives. Culture is the operating system of society which ensures that society or a group of people is on the path of long-term prosperity and safety for the group and its coming generations.
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All this is cyclical and that is what Krishna said that whenever Dharma declines, he comes back in some avatar. Abundance removes the feedback for people. People don't know the consequences of their actions, its impact long term. That is what causes the rise of adharma. Adharma essentially grows because the consequences of actions get detached in time and space. Not following dharma does not cause any discomfort or pain because its impact is in different time and space. This goes on until someone can correlate between their actions and their impact. This pain can either come by experiencing it or it can come from knowledge. Pain is the ultimate driver for humans. There is no other driver.
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Critical thinking needs to be preserved. How exercise and Physical Training is required for armies even during peace time, similarly deliberate effort is needed to build and preserve critical thinking in AI era. In future, we probably will be seeing mental ability gyms as well.
Replying to @devendrasm
Yes, loss of critical thinking skills in humans is a serious possibility.
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Professionals and entrepreneurs need stability, ecosystem, certainty, security to flourish. Politicians have the role and responsibility of creating that environment. Many professionals and entrepreneurs under appreciate the work and challenges of politicians.
Politics is tough 💯 Many professionals underestimate and under appreciate the role of politicians and the value they add.
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When someone is ready to exchange something, they consider high value with us, then maybe we have created value. The challenge is the value perception depends on liquidity; hence a product's perceived value is liquidity dependent.
Replying to @NayakSatya_SG
When customers who don't owe you anything start to respond well to your offering. That is when you know you got something decent. Welcome to Year 0!
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तमाम एयरपोर्ट प्रधानमंत्री ने अपने ‘टेम्पो वाले मित्र’ को सौंप दिए हैं। देश की संपत्ति कितने टेम्पो के बदले बेची गयी, क्या नरेंद्र मोदी जनता को बताएंगे?
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I have to confess. Despite my otherwise calm and brave exterior, I often feel defeated. Choosing the lifelong path of creating clean content is a choice that makes you a lonely creator — it makes you an outlier and makes you look stupid and outdated to a lot of people, including your own peers. My goal is to create entertaining but decent content that can positively impact hundreds of millions of people. Negative content always gets more reach than clean content. But every time I create content, I get the message from my audience that in today’s world, there are still enough and more takers for clean content. Please see our experience of Kood, our first film under our new film vertical, Slow Motion Pictures. It is heading slowly towards a million views. Lovers of clean content, please watch it and talk about it on social media. Every time I feel defeated, I take a “Kood” of a new spike of ambition. lnkd.in/dpR36_8A
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