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"Buying Twitter for $44B was crazy and overpriced," says Elon Musk on Joe Rogan's podcast. Musk, who rebranded Twitter to "X" in 2023, shared that he felt the acquisition was necessary to avoid major setbacks in social media. #ElonMusk #Twitter #JoeR

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Indian politics has grown from being regionally focused to shaping global debates. As the world’s largest democracy, India projects its political culture of diversity, free elections, and coalition governance as a model for other nations. Its policie

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Become a Master, People acquire skills and strive to hone them, aiming for prominence in the market. Yet, there's a subtle insight which is rarely observed: Become a master at your skill. Bruce Lee once said that he's not scared of someone who fight

Does the US$44 billion cheque for Twitter, Inc. (or X ) make sense now? Some people are visionary (read Elon Musk), but most are not. These visionary people are playing the long game.

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From Odeo to X— The Wild Journey of Twitter! In 2005, podcasting was booming. A startup called Odeo, co-founded by Evan Williams, was betting big on it. But then Apple announced podcasts on iTunes. Game over. The Odeo team needed a pivot. Jack Dors

A home guard from Haryana just won 4 crore on Dream11. It's amazing, and I wish him the best. Good for him. But we must remember there is no shortcut to success. Also, betting, even if its a game, is never good for the long run, for any society.

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