I generally think each life can be described by a sine wave. Everyone gets an equal number of highs and lows.. but what differs is the y intercept. How high of a peak could you potentially reach and how low of a trough can you crawl your way out from. That quality characterizes your person.

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honestly just caught up on the beer biceps stuff and can’t believe THIS is what has gotten india riled up a v partial list of some better things to get worked up about - falling rupee - air pollution - unemployment - water crisis

@5amyak_ the erratic spacing of yours is the tell haha

@jckmgn pure gold

RT @startingfromnix: the best opportunities, and by extension, people, can be summed up this way: intellectually thrilling, emotionally safe

@Shetty_nhl haha just a very very tiny contribution

@Shetty_nhl thanks 😊

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@Shetty_nhl can do that haha - but all are compiled here for easy reading :)

@lohit_rm @duolingo super interesting concept

@lohit_rm @duolingo oh wow, does that make you lose incentive since there’s no “winning”? or is the winning now relative (against other players) rather than absolute?

deepthink r1 is terrifyingly good

@gautam_adani wow this looks amazing

19/20 healthcare predictions for 2025 (will rate myself eoy) healthcare marketing gets a complete makeover traditional marketing playbooks are breaking in healthcare. why? because healthcare isn't like selling shoes or subscriptions - it's about trust, credibility + lives big shifts happening: - Meta tightening healthcare ad restrictions - LinkedIn + Google likely to follow - standard conversion funnels becoming harder to optimize - privacy concerns changing targeting capabilities this creates white space for innovative approaches: - community-first marketing - content that actually educates (not just sells) - trust-building over quick conversions - platform-native organic growth watching this closely because most healthcare brands don't know how to adapt. they're still stuck in the old world of: - aggressive targeting - pushy conversion tactics - generic medical stock photos - shallow engagement metrics winners in 2025 will: - build genuine patient communities - create value-first content ecosystems - focus on long-term trust over quick wins - master the art of ethical patient education

@Nithin0dha @GoogleIndia @Apple good indicators to spot these sorta apps are 1. rating / install ratio which is typically betw 1–4% and 2. written reviews / total ratings ratio which shouldn’t exceed 1–8%