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Education, trading, dating, and even gambling all play on one thing: hope. Hope of getting rich, finding love, or changing your life. But let’s be honest, most of these industries thrive because people overestimate their chances. Just look at Byju’s..marketed as India’s ‘future of education,’ but turned into a financial mess after aggressive sales tactics and over-promising results

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