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1925: Birth of Modern Tech TV: Baird's magic box. Traffic Lights: Morgan's urban safety. Foam Rubber: Comfort redefined. Cellophane Tape: Sealing our lives. Iron Lung: Polio's lifesaver. These innovations built our future. What have you learned?

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This Reddit post hits different. 42-year-old who's adapted to every tech wave feels lost with ChatGPT. Not because it's hard to use, but because it feels "soulless" - like a talking encyclopedia instead of the AI companion we were promised. The pro

I was scrolling through Twitter and saw something surprising. A 22-year-old Stanford grad shared that he uses AI for everything—writing, thinking, and even talking. But what shocked me was when he said, “I forget simple words now. My brain feels s

I think I can sell anything now haha Built a simple checklist app just to test my ASO strategies Ended up making almost $100 from it Small win But feels like proof that distribution > idea

Our entire generation, pumping gas, waiting table, slaves with white collar, Doing jobs we hate so we can buy shit we dont need... We all have been raised that one day we will be millionaire, movie stars or some sport's God, working entire life thin

A very uncommon perspective:- Innovation is like gods work, that is built using intuition to really change something. Unlike 'dhanda', where all you think is about is doing general shit and seeing money as the ultimate end, Not a big fan.