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Insta inherited tiktok feature by introducing reels. Why did YouTube not turn itself by turning itself into a video only social media platform? I mean the game is to lesser the attention span pf people and the company like Google can do it in a ver

Learning per second in watching a reel is less, no matter how informative it is, because retention is low due to lower attention span. I bet you guys, while doomscrolling, cannot recall what you saw 5 reels ago.

The Dark Side of Scrolling: How It Affects Your Brain and Leads to 'Brain Rot'. 1. **Dopamine Overload**: Scrolling activates the brain’s reward system, releasing dopamine, the feel-good chemical. Each new post gives a small hit, making it hard to

When was the last time you read a random article or a blog on your first attempts ?. As we see there is huge lack of attention span in people, that is the reason we have huge audience on instagram reels and youtube shorts rather than long form conten

Ever stood in front of a crowd and felt like your self-introduction was a flop? 🎤 Let’s make sure that never happens again! Here are 3 tips to nail your self-introduction: 1. Start with a hook ↳ Grab attention with something intriguing. Share a

Indians are shitting on every platform, from technical to social. GitHub and Reddit have been hijacked. Reels and Shorts are more cringeworthy than ever, attention span is going down. Shorts on phones are an essential part of parenting in rural and

A Sneak Peek To Good Side of Angel Investing! Hey Everyone, Yesterday, we talked about the easiest and least risky funding method for startups: bootstrapping. It’s all about using your own resources to grow your business, keeping things in your co

Building Wiz: the fastest-growing startup in history | Raaz Herzberg (CMO and VP Product Strategy) Raaz Herzberg shares her journey from PM to CMO at Wiz, driving hypergrowth from $0 to $500M ARR. Learn about pivots, customer insights, and scaling f

Meet the man known as the "Cola King of India" worth 152,130 CR. 1. Born in 1953 to a traditional Marwari family, Ravi Jaipuria had business in his genes. His father, Chunni Lal Jaipuria, became Coca-Cola's bottling franchisee, but the 1977 foreign