Hey I am on Medial • 8m
I’m not against taking pride in your appearance, everyone wants to feel good about how they look, but I do worry about the culture it’s feeding. And before anyone assumes this is coming from a place of envy, just to clarify, I’m 6’3 with a reasonably athletic build. This isn’t about bitterness. It’s just an observation: maybe instead of training just to look good in photos, try testing yourself in something real. Run a marathon. Step into a fighting ring. Let’s see how those 3D Shoulders, V-Taper, Armor-Plated Chest hold up when it’s not about lighting and angles.
Student & Financial ... • 1y
When you think about advertising, what comes to mind? For me, it’s a mix of emotions—sometimes it’s that one ad that tells a great story, connects deeply, and stays with you. Other times, it’s just noise, fighting for attention in a world that’s alr
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Everyone’s just memes. How bullshit can this get? Stock market crashes, and instead of thinking straight—it's all attention, attention, attention. Memes everywhere. Jokes everywhere. But no one's talking sense. As a commerce student, I get it—if yo
See MoreHey I am on Medial • 8m
Apple’s new “Liquid Glass” look 👀 It’s not just about clean design or aesthetics. It’s training our eyes — for what’s coming next like Vision Pro , smart glasses , wearables, spatial computing, invisible interfaces. This might just be Apple’s w
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Founder | Entreprene... • 15d
I’m building a small assistive tool to reduce NIC-code confusion for first-time founders. If you’re currently stuck or unsure about your NIC code, please comment. Most founders don’t even know if they chose the right NIC code — they either hope it’s
See MoreTech guy with a busi... • 10m
Why do Indian founders glorify hustle over strategy? Everywhere you look—founder interviews, podcasts, startup reels—it’s all about grind, sacrifice, late nights, no weekends. Hustle is the badge of honor. The more tired you are, the more “entrepren
See MoreGraphic designer • 8m
Diving into one of the most essential books for any designer – The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman. It’s not just about how things look, but how they work, feel, and guide the user intuitively. Every page is a reminder that great design is in
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