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Just saw this and wondered, are astrology apps exploiting our insecurities? Astrology apps are raking in millions—some even up to $15 million annually by selling predictions, remedies, and compatibility reports. What was once a personal belief syste

BYJU'S Salary Slash: Exploiting Employees or Smart Business? The edtech unicorn has implemented a radical new compensation model that feels exploitative. Fresh sales recruits earn just ₹10,000/month fixed pay - not enough for rent. BDAs and inside s

Actually I was schocked to see my own teachers from competishun to go on shark tank ( it was great ) but sir ... How would you expect a 20 crore company to be at 200 crore valuing? 😭 If they had represented their ideas in a more sophisticated

Imagine if elections were purely policy-based. Voters wouldn't know the candidates but would vote solely on what they offer. Some might argue that the uneducated may struggle to understand policies, but here's a solution: on election day, representat

Every fifth Zoomer runs a fake profile on the internet. The study was conducted among 2,000 young people aged 16 to 24. Half of them said that online, they allow themselves to do things they wouldn't in real life. 🌐 So that's who writes the mean co

The Ordinary: Disrupting Beauty with Trust and Transparency While big beauty brands played on insecurities and used flashy ads, The Ordinary took a different path, building a loyal following with a focus on simplicity and science. Created by Brandon

Astrotalk ads are clearly a scam. How are people falling for it? Their own ads on instagram have comments section turned off because they know people will call them out. All these infleuncers promoting together is so apparent that it's all paid. Exp

Astrotalk ads are clearly a scam. How are people falling for it? Their own ads on instagram have comments section turned off because they know people will call them out. All these infleuncers promoting together is so apparent that it’s all paid. Ex

The Curious Case of Continue Watching! — Netflix In 2007, Netflix noticed a significant trend: many users were immediately clicking "Play" on the next episode of a show they were watching, even late at night. The Key Moment: This behavior wasn't ra

"There will be low cost space flights by 2030" "RCB will win the trophy in the next decade" "India is likely to become a super power in 2030" "If you're 23-25 you will get married in the next 3 years" . . . The list goes on these are vauge predictio