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Starbucks in India: 1000 cr revenue with 300 stores - assuming avg sales per store in a year around 3 crores 33 lakhs Starbucks in the USA: 2.88L cr with 16,400 stores - assuming avg sales per store in a year around 17.5 crores Still a long way

Hey there, I am Manish Katara from India. Passionate about innovation, product ideas, future of mankind and how I could contribute in making it better. I have over 20+ good product concepts and product modification ideas and I'm sure there are prett

GPT banned his account, assuming he was from Iran — all because he was researching events in the region. No warning, no explanation. Just a sudden “goodbye.” 🤷‍♂️

The value of Rs 1 crore After 10 years from Now - 50 lakhs After 15 years from now - 36 lakhs After 20 years from now - 25 lakhs (ASSUMING 7% INFLATION)

Would you use a product that uploads the docs of any type and chat with ai and generate meaning insights out of it? Assuming accurate is top notch with latency???? Appreciate the comments and feedback.

quick math on minimalist outcome: - raised $2M seed from peak (assuming 20 - 25% dilution) - raised $15M series a from peak + unilever ventures at a $76M val. - in talks to be acquired by HUL for $350M - founders to make $217M - seed investors get $6

What do you think? Would you grab a freshly made protein shake from a vending machine? probably assuming we have 10 famous protein powders in the vending machine mostly accesible in gyms metro and even educational institutions

India’s GDP would need to grow ~30x from $4.3T to $130T to match USA’s per capita GDP. At a 6.5% annual growth rate (IMF 2025 estimate), this would take decades, likely beyond 2050, assuming no major disruptions.

Fellow Founders, what's your IQ? If you don't know yours, take the test below and You can find mine as well as share your results in the comments👇. I am assuming y'all must be having high IQ 💪😁.