Accidental Music artist

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Started as an accidental artist, now 40 tracks reaching 134 countries in 2024! All sparked by @naval & the Arichat community. The track featuring Naval "What If" just hit 15K plays! Grateful for this wild journey & the amazing friends. More music brewing! 🎧 Check out the Naval track below:
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New Episode out. @MedMusicMel is a professional cellist and a soon-to-be physician, fresh out of @StanfordMed . She walks into hospital rooms and improvises live music for people near the end of their lives. 100 sessions in under 8 months. This one stays with you. Link below 👇
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When I was 14, social media was my escape hatch from mediocrity. I did not relate to anyone at school. Online, I found people on the other side of the world who thought the way I did. That changed my life. It is how I ended up working with one of Silicon Valley’s most respected investors and some of the smartest engineers in the world. It is how I started a podcast and got into rooms school would never have opened for me. The UK wants to close that door for every weird, ambitious, hyper online 14-year-old. They say it is “for safety”. But there is a much greater danger in being trapped inside schools, consuming state-mandated narratives, and waiting for permission from people whose entire worldview is obedience. The internet lets kids escape the factory before the factory stamps them into shape. It lets them find mentors, employers, collaborators, friends, customers, and ideas no school would ever give them. It lets them discover that the classroom is not the world, and the adults around them are not the ceiling. A social media ban for under-16s protects the enforcement regime, not the child. Age verification is KYC with a child-safety sticker on it. First they ask if you are old enough. Then they ask who you are. Then the anonymous internet is gone. The excuse is children. The prize is obedience. Fight back, Britain.
We are banning social media access for under 16s. These days kids must find their feet in a world where technology intrudes into every area of their life. I just can’t let that go on anymore. So we’re giving children their childhoods back.
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The UK Government's 'careful review' of the research found a small correlation between children's use of social media and wellbeing, but no evidence of a causal effect: gov.uk/government/pub… assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/696e0b46…
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“My experience is what I agree to attend to.” -William James
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AI agents may eventually sit in our lives like contacts on our phone. You don’t go to the same person for everything. You call different people based on what they know, how they understand you, and the context they bring. I think we’ll do the same with agents.
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It is not our problems which set man against man, but our ideas about them. Problems bring us together, but ideas separate us.
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Never forget that you are the main data center. Drink water, and consume as much literature as possible.
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Most of us are superficially empty, and it shows itself through the desire for distraction. We want to be amused, so we turn to books, to the radio, we run to lectures, to authorities; the mind is everlastingly filling itself.
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You barely know what you want for yourself, but you think you know what’s best for others.
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Make the content you want to see in the world.
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Doom is the “expert” class’s oldest hobby. Agency is the antidote.
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@naval if you hadn't invited me to @getairchat ~3years ago, I wouldn't have connected with @manojmandy on there, and this song Dastaan (and the podcast episode) never would have happened. Both of which have given me something fun and meaningful to experience. THANK YOU🙏. You are one of those rare people who creates good fortune for others simply by being who you are.
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Speaking of which, here’s the latest song we already made together: open.spotify.com/album/59d5K…
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This is the nicest thing anyone’s said about talking too much 😄. Seriously though, Anjali, thank you. You brought something rare to that conversation and I think people are going to feel it. The mic situation is now officially your homework. More episodes, more songs.
A big Thank You to @manojmandy for having me on his soulful RareErth podcast and taking the time to chat with me about my life and the experiences/learnings that have gotten me to today, especially my battle with cancer (Leukemia)🙏. @ Manoj, I truly appreciated your thoughtful questions; I could feel your care and genuine desire to understand. You made it so easy to open up, maybe a little too easy lol, I talked alot😀. I also loved that the unrehearsed format made it feel more like a real conversation, which made it easier to share from a place of vulnerability. Hope to catch up in person next time; although I will start looking into getting a proper mic now, just in case there are more songs to be sung😁. For anyone planning to listen to this podcast: I hope some of what I shared on it will be helpful to you; am happy to answer questions anytime. Regardless, please give @manojmandy a follow and go check out RareErth: rareerth.com/ Cheers All, to your good health and to living your best life every day🥂!!
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Speaking of which, here’s the latest song we already made together: open.spotify.com/album/59d5K…
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I’ve got a theory. When people don’t create music art ideas anything… they start creating problems instead. Unused energy gets weird.
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The best indicator of a country’s development is the ratio of people paid to carry heavy things vs. people who pay to carry heavy things
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Most people who survive what Anjali survived ask "why me?" She asked the opposite. New RareErth episode out today. @ThatGirl_Moxie on illness, fear, and the company she's building from the gaps she lived through. Spotify Link: open.spotify.com/episode/6Fk…
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Nobody is going to discover your genius if you keep it in your head.
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