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Sugar may taste sweet, but it’s the root of so many bitter truths about health. Did you know: - Sugar in your blood? Diabetes. - Sugar in your brain? Dementia. - Sugar in your teeth? Cavities. - Sugar in your liver? Fatty liver. - Sugar in your

When HR says "Your candidature is good but we cannot consider you at this moment" It's the corporate version of "I Love you but as a friend" #corporatehumor

The Seeds of Success (Story) Failure is a word we often dread, but it’s a universal experience shared by everyone who has ever achieved greatness. From failed relationships to unsuccessful businesses, from poor exam results to rejected ideas—failur

let's short debate guys, why koo shutdown! 1)is really Indian not want indian version of twitter ? 2) what you think reason behind shutdown koo ? (normal query) about startup failure?

"Nestlé India’s Q4 Takes a Crunch – But Still Melts Hearts with Sweet Annual Gains!" Nestlé India just dropped its Q4 net profit by 5.2%—a bit of a hiccup for the FMCG giant, despite chugging along with solid beverage and confectionery sales. Think

Hey, I'm kishor from Kathmandu, Nepal. I've been working on proptech, honestly, a bootleg version of AirBnb, jostel and OYO combined. Anyone working in a similar idea or industry? Would love to connect! :)

Guys, there’s a new virus (of course) from China called HMPV (the 'P' is silent 😂). People are saying it's the '2.0 version' of COVID-19. The first case has been reported in India, from Bengaluru, and it’s really painful to hear that an 8-month-old

Your AI startup coach crunches the data: "87% chance of failure if you persist. Pivot recommended." But your co-founder, investors, and team are like: "AI doesn't understand our vision!" 🙄 #72: How do you handle AI recommendations when everyone dis

Is Lotus 365 Betting Still Safe in 2025? Or Is Everyone Moving to New Platforms? I used to bet on Lotus 365 last year, but recently it’s been glitchy and slow. Some people in my group are switching to Lotus365VIP, saying it’s a newer and faster vers

The difference between Elon Musk launching rockets into space—where most of them blow up, yet he keeps going—and Boeing, which spends five years perfecting a rocket only for it to explode anyway, is simple: One takes chances, embraces failure, learn