blackpill. You would naturally expect hyper-atomised, late-stage capitalist dystopias like Japan or South Korea to dominate this list, not a civilisation historically built on community. We might not have silent "Hikikomoris" yet, but the structural alienation Marx warned about is now in full swing here - As the modern economic grind intensifies, this atomization will only accelerate. The only wayout is retvrn to our core safety nets - institution of the family and forging high-trust organic Männerbunds.

It was a deep privilege and honour to welcome Jagadguru Shankaracharya Swami Avimukteshwaranand Saraswati Ji Maharaj at the Adani Global Indology Conclave 2025, and to be blessed by his divine presence. 🙏

Makeup ate today

It has been 2 years since Dadaji left. And 10 years since Dadiji. Today I got time to visit our parental building, built some 80-90 years ago. Most of my childhood was spent here. I still remember how my grandma (I used to call her 'amma') used to feed me on the terrace. Once, while eating, an eagle suddenly snatched the roti from my hand. It was just a 3-floor building, but during those days, we had the best view of Ajmer from the terrace. The walls and the staircase still had that pungent smell of an old building. Reminded of all of my childhood in a flash. This was the terrace where Dada Amma used to make all of us sleep during our summer vacation, and where they massaged us with mustard oil every winter morning. We left that building long ago. I visited it today after a long time. Some new people are living there on rent. I could hear Amma saying 'aa gaya beta' and Grandpa working with his files. The switchboards are still the same. I wish I had enough resources to restore this building and keep it to myself forever. But forever is a myth.

At 16, all I wanted was IIT. Didn't happen. At 20, all I wanted was a job offer. That didn't happen either. Microsoft said no. Autodesk said no. Everyone said no. Lying on my hostel bed, watching my friends celebrate placements while I refreshed job portals for the 100th time. Felt like my story was already written — and I wasn't the main character. Then one random night, I found a guy on Instagram. Regular dude. Freelancer. Making good money. We talked. He explained how he got clients, how content worked, how this whole thing was possible. I thought: "Maybe I can try this." Started posting daily. Zero traction. Zero likes. Zero DMs. But I kept going. Week 6: "Can you help me build this?" ₹3,000. My first project From there? More projects → higher rates → hired a team. Today: 5-person agency. ₹6L/month. If I can do it from a Tier-3 college with zero connections, you can too.

In my society, gas cylinder guy carries 30 kg cylinder to 1st, 2nd and 3rd floor of an apartment that has no lift. He even brings back the 16 kg empty cylinder. Even after seeing this people are hesitant to give him 50 rs tip.

Stage 1 : Inter Generational Mobility Stage 2 : Inter Generational Wealth Stage 3 : Pan Societal Wealth

Footage from Infosys canteen, Bangalore in 1990s. Almost everyone in this is probably a multi-millionaire and settled abroad today.

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