Jaidev @CosmicBeingJC

“Stress primarily comes from not taking action over something that you can have some control over.” — Jeff Bezos

Agree! Much of the drama, clickbait, and sensationalism on social media is driven by content creators desperately competing for viewers’ attention to generate revenue. Removing monetization incentives could significantly reduce their motivation to produce such content. In the future, social media platforms should consider rewarding creators based on the intellectual quality, factual accuracy, and originality of their content rather than merely the engagement it generates.

Aravind @aravind

3 days ago

Regulate reels. If not at least ban their monetization. A lot of issues for India created from outside will end. An average Indian uses 28 GB data at one of the world's lowest rates. Of that nearly 20 GB is used for useless dance and drama reels. Freeing that will free a lot

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@JundoHud True ❤️

Over the years, I’ve noticed that there is a feminine dimension to my creativity, especially in my writing. When I write fiction, I often feel most creatively free while writing in a female first-person voice. It seems to give me easier access to vulnerability, sensitivity, emotional expression, and certain corners of my imagination that I don’t otherwise explore as naturally. That preference extends beyond writing. I also have a natural liking for feminine aesthetics—particularly when blended with the things that fascinate me: the cosmos, science fiction, spirituality, philosophy, and the mystery of consciousness. This is simply one of the ways my creativity finds expression.

If you want to win, you must first be mentally prepared to lose. Those who fear defeat tend to play safe. Those who accept the possibility of losing can move towards victory with courage, resilience, and grace. The willingness to lose is often the first step towards winning.

China is "far ahead" of India is a myth. In terms of development and tech, yes they are ahead. But not "far ahead." Most of China's tech are copies of US/European tech got by buying up companies, forced tech transfers, or outright stealing which India doesn't do. Their fighters, engines, rockets, tanks - most are copies of Western/Russian tech. Sometimes part for part. 2000 years ago too they were good replicators, traveling thousands of kms to India to copy Indian texts on religion, science, philosophy, medicine. Commendable. They do a good show with the robots and drones, producing them in numbers and deploying them publicly. But most of them are still behind what the US has. And all the tech was first innovated in the US/West. They still assemble 80% of a smartphone "Made in China" from imported parts. They still rely on western tech for their chips. Yet, not a single Chinese will ever mock themselves as "only assembling." This is their strength. Their AI models are definitely good, but most of them are distilled from western models, trained on illegally obtained sanctioned American GPUs, and lag in capabilities to frontier US models. Their cities are definitely built to impress. But built by printing huge sums of money and taking large amounts of debt. And rebuilt from scratch razing down entire localities without any choice given to citizens. Their development model is something a democracy like India simply cannot replicate. When some in India compare some infra from China, as it is trend now, and mock India's, also ask them to say in the same sentence: "Let's have a dictatorship, I am ready to go through a cultural revolution that destroys all dehati behavior including mine, I'm ready to leave my religion, and give up all I have to the govt to redevelop India." They won't. But this is what happened in China before to get what it has now. Millions of historical books were burned, religions and local languages were destroyed, millions of dehatis killed, teachers were roasted and eaten, tanks rolled over protestors. Not a single thing I said in this para is an exaggeration. And some of their practices like stealing tech and sabotaging others to rise, or use their women like assets to influence the weak western elites to gain from them are somethings India will never do. Indians must get rid of this inferiority complex instilled into us by clever psyops and propaganda to disillusion us and derail our development. India has long been the land of innovators and riches. A rich India shielded China from the worst of Islamic invasions and western colonialism. China's "century of humiliation" they play up pales in comparison to 1000 years of oppression India faced destroying its culture, civilization, and capabilities. Yet, India has risen up since independence, and even with a democracy where reforms can't be pushed through and no cultural revolution killing 30-40m, India has done well enough to keep up with China. At present, if you look worldwide in developed nations where both Indians and Chinese migrate to, you will see Indians far outpace the Chinese in wealth, income, innovation, startups, leadership, politics etc. In every single nation. No exceptions. Given similar opportunities, Indians and India will do extremely well. Indians do better than even natives while starting from scratch. And this is across castes, religions, and regions. Come to a country like the US or take UAE - Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Malayalis, Punjabis, GCs, STs, Christians - every Indian group will have people who have excelled. I am not saying the Chinese aren't capable or inferior. That's what they do to us trained by CCP's toxic supremacist propaganda. We don't need to be them. But every Indian must understand, India will quickly catch up and surpass China if it is allowed. This is something many Indians do not realize themselves, but China and the US realize. They can already see an India doing wonders in development at current per capita. That's why they actively try to sabotage and slow down India. You may be of any political ideology or religion or region in India, but you can't deny that India has been constantly attacked and sabotaged from rising up. It was the British during Nehru, the Americans during Indira, and now China has joined them to derail, destabilize, and disillusion India during Modi. Leave aside politics and you will see clearly outside interference and destabilization efforts on India since independence. From meddling in internal politics to creating protests to outright assassinations of our leaders and innovators. So stop listening to these blackpillers day-in and day-out mocking India comparing it with China when it suits them. They themselves are puppets of a psyop and hence do it, but otherwise will say "India and China can't be compared. China's centuries ahead." I agree India doesn't need to be compared with China. But not because China is centuries ahead (its more like 10 years now), but because India need not be China. India can be better and will be better. And for that every Indian has to do their part without derailing and destabilizing everything in a fit of rage because somethings you want aren't happening soon enough and some are constantly telling you a revolution will sort out everything. The revolution is already happening. Peacefully. The changes will happen, the country will rise, and it is inevitable if there's political stability and current pace of development, India will have much better cities, facilities, and reforms that all want.

Often, the cause of stress is not fear or lack of ability, but lack of clarity. Once we clearly understand what the problem is and identify what we can actually do about it, we often find that the stress itself begins to ease. Sometimes, what we need is not more courage — but more clarity.

Noise will always be there. Information overload will always be there. You will always have too many options before you. You can’t get rid of the noise. The paramount skill you need to develop is to ignore the noise, work around a single theme, and solve the right problems instead of all problems.

A grand cosmic game unfolds every moment… We think we are in control of our choices. But every choice arises from what we know, and what we know has been shaped by experiences, circumstances, and surroundings we never truly chose. An atheist may see this as the natural unfolding of an endless chain of cause and effect. A believer may smile and call it Bhagavan’s Leela. Perhaps we need not settle that question. Either way, we have every reason to be humble. ❤️🙏

I’m convinced that the key to overcoming anything is to shrink the time horizon. Just focus on the next hour. Do one thing that moves you forward. One closed loop. One workout. One hard conversation. Whatever. Do that. Then do it again. Momentum is a byproduct of movement.

Have you tried just placing your hand over your heart? Try it sometime when you feel the need for a little grounding. No elaborate breathing exercise. No mental focusing. Just your hand over your heart. Perhaps you’ll feel a little tenderness in your chest, slowly spreading through your body and into your mind. Just be. ❤️

If you get addicted to things easily, good, your problem is aim. Point that same obsession at a skill, your body, or your work for 2 years and people will start calling you "disciplined" instead.

Most people confuse discipline with deprivation. Discipline is choosing what you actually want over what you momentarily want. Deprivation is choosing what someone else told you to want over what you actually want. They feel identical and produce opposite lives.

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Be Aggressive about your life. It is the only way to get what you want from it... Nothing comes from the gentle hoping, half-given effort, or the daydreaming of most. You have to know who you are... What you want, pursue & reject Be Aggressive about your life.

@drgurner Agree! I am realizing lately that being too open minded is not as good as it sounds!

I am still unable to intuitively or reasonably accept that human consciousness is merely a product of neurochemical processes in the brain. Our subjective experience—qualia—remains a profound mystery. Why does light of a particular wavelength give rise to the actual experience of red? How does physical processing become inner experience at all? Until we understand that bridge, I remain open to the possibility that consciousness is not reducible to matter—and may even be fundamental rather than material in origin.

It is better to get things done in a disorganized, messy way than to stay stuck in an endless loop of overthinking and overplanning. It is not the perfect plan that will save your mental health in the long run. It is concrete progress—however small—that will help heal your mind.

Spirituality is not a tool to escape from life. Why pray for what you can achieve through your own effort? Do your part first, then pray with the humility that the ultimate outcome is not entirely in your hands. But the beauty of spirituality lies beyond asking the Divine for things. It lies in loving the Divine unconditionally, surrendering, and trusting. It is faith rooted in love—even while acknowledging that science offers no evidence to prove it.

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Prime Minister of Israel @IsraeliPM

2 weeks ago

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: My salute to the Indian pilot Captain Smit Machchhar for his extraordinary bravery. Despite being stabbed and seriously injured, he fought back, resisted, opened the cockpit door, and enabled passengers and crew to overpower the attacker —

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