Prateek
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Business Finance Analyst | (writes in replies) | Exploring strategy, relationships, finance, and mysticism | Right-leaned centrist with an artistic soul.
hustling through chaos of life
Joined October 2010
Bridging the Emotional Gap: What Indian Youth Can Learn from Western Families Scrolling through YouTube Shorts, I recently saw something striking—American families with 5-6 kids raising them in a way that fosters emotional expression.
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Bridging the Emotional Gap: What Indian Youth Can Learn from Western Families Scrolling through YouTube Shorts, I recently saw something striking—American families with 5-6 kids raising them in a way that fosters emotional expression.
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RT @Hardism: A joke is only one of two things - it’s either funny or it’s not. The best response to a funny joke is laughter. The best…
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@Social_adict I just saw the news the act under which case was filed on Adani in US is abolished 🤣
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It’s time to bridge the cultural gap and create a society where love, in all forms, is seen, heard, and felt. Would love to hear your thoughts—where do you think Indian society struggles the most in emotional expression?
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RT @maximumpain333: NO ONE IS COMING TO SAVE YOU No one will ever feel the depth of your pain the way you do, and no one will pause their…
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YouTubers might shape narratives but don’t necessarily translate that into real-world power. Their audiences are passive consumers, not active mobilizers. Unlike movie stars or politicians, they don’t command loyalty beyond screens. BeerBiceps’ downfall is a case study: having access isn’t the same as having protection. And Dhruv Rathee? Loud online, negligible offline impact. The internet creates illusions of power, but the real game is played where policies and votes happen. #Power
The moment they realised YouTubers are of no use, look at Dhruv Rathee, despite all the Aam Aadmi balls in his mouth, couldn’t affect any voting percentage points, all of them excreted on Beer biceps. The guy is Dumbfuck, yet could have counted on inaction if not support, given he had hosted multiple Union ministers. People in the hinterland can commit murder and go Scott free with 1/10th of that access. But look at how everybody came down on him. There is a lesson.
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YouTubers might shape narratives but don’t necessarily translate that into real-world power. Their audiences are passive consumers, not active mobilizers. Unlike movie stars or politicians, they don’t command loyalty beyond screens. BeerBiceps’ downfall is a case study: having access isn’t the same as having protection. And Dhruv Rathee? Loud online, negligible offline impact. The internet creates illusions of power, but the real game is played where policies and votes happen. #Power
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@komal_42 I can relate to this as I have spent 7 years of my life in a single room with Parents. But just after we moved to flat and I got my room I became lazy af 😄 till I started living alone then this video popped up one day and it changed me for good 😇
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