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If you're a startup owner or part of the founding team what was a doubt or illusion you had initially that turned out to be a minor thing ? For me- I thought I thought I couldn't even sell a single product and my all marketing tactics will fail

when I was a kid, I thought the wedding play area was for fun. Turns out, it was just to keep us from ruining the photos! 😂

At school I was thought wrong mathematics 🥲 Always wondered 628 - 125 would be 503 never knew it was 578 🤯

Paypal was initially a idea of whom?

NRI friend: Meta doesn’t respect privacy. I was talking about Rotimatic and Insta started showing me ads for it. Founder Friend (from Bangalore): Yes. I have felt it too. Insta doesn’t respect privacy. Me: Tu Bangalore mein hai. Paani ka soch,

The Medial Community Guidelines was an intresting read, never thought i would enjoy it. Kudos to the one who wrote it!

Just watched the latest Karpathy talk. Bro was so fast I legit thought it was on 2x speed Loaded with alpha. Will drop the juice soon ⚡

DO YOU KNOW Zomato was initially called "Foodiebay" when it was founded in 2008. The name was later changed to Zomato in 2010 to make it more unique and globally appealing. Does the brand name affect businesses?