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Unpopular Opinion: After a point, using AI actually starts hurting productivity — even with the best models like ChatGPT. Initially, it does tasks very well, but after a while, it starts hallucinating and giving flat-out wrong answers. And if you're

What if everything you thought you knew about immigration, trade, and economic growth was wrong? In Good Economics for Hard Times, Nobel laureates Abhijit V. Banerjee and Esther Duflo cut through the noise of political debates to reveal what the data

Hello mates! We all learnt about the Silk Road in our school, didn't we? But let's talk about the same Silk Road with a different face, let's talk about the dark web which was used to trade drugs, organs, arms and much more stuff! (the story is big,

This book is Truly a masterpiece created by Raj Shamani! 💎 It contains lessons which are really valuable, that we probably would have not been taught at school but should really know in our 20s and 30s. 📚 Best book that teaches the valuable lesso

Not All Who Wander Are Lost, Some Just Took the Scenic Route!! Back in Udgir, where I grew up, “career planning” wasn’t a thing. Life was simple: school, friends, and wondering why adults drank tea like it was oxygen. Then came the big shift. My da

David Karp, born in 1986 in New York City, is an American entrepreneur best known for founding Tumblr in 2007. A programming enthusiast from a young age, he dropped out of Bronx Science High School at 15 to pursue tech internships and consulting work

Quick story to share, Yesterday I had been to one of my favourite cafe and i just switched the branch to premium branch where all elite people's come. I just quickly made a thought of speaking to everyone and ask them to participate in the survey, r

Left her high paying job to build an 8370 CR company in rural education. 1. Despite a flourishing eight-year corporate career with Procter and Gamble (P&G), Smita Deorah felt her role was unfulfilled. She was troubled by the inequalities in India's

“I hired him because he felt like the one. I let him go because I knew he wasn’t.” A friend I met over breakfast shared this story. He hired a young developer, full of charm and potential. Came from a great reference, felt like family, spoke well,