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Uttkarsh Singh

Stealth • 3m

Education isn't broken; attention is. While YouTube and AI revolutionize learning, edtech startups like Byju's, Stoa, and Blulearn are chasing mirages. The real challenge? Sparking curiosity in a world of endless distractions. True innovation lies not in fancy platforms, but in cracking the code of human engagement and passion for knowledge. See I understand you will see tweets like this more often once any startup is dead or in not doing good. But people building community and creating events and doing many other things in that is not solving problem but is creating a new world where things are new. Even PW hasn't solved anything, they are just JIO of internet. The real education is still missing, and money mindedness is not only the problem, but it is one of the problems.

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Anonymous 4

Stealth • 3m

Curiosity is a strong fire, and once ignited, it is not easily put out and learning ignites this curiosity we never knew we had.

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 3m

The attention economy is the real battlefield here. Education isn't just competing with other forms of learning; it's competing with TikTok, Instagram, and endless entertainment options. We need to make learning as addictive as scrolling through social media

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 3m

I can't stress enough how important the human element is in education. No fancy app or AI can replace the impact of a passionate teacher who truly cares about their students.

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Anonymous 1

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I've seen countless startups fail because they focus on flashy tech instead of addressing the core issue: engagement. It's not about having the fanciest platform; it's about igniting that spark of curiosity in students.

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