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West is going to collapse, it's banking and it sector will collapse, merger and acquisition will take place. It is already predicted by one of my guru Dr. Ankit Shah. If you all want to stay away from fake news and narrative, you can follow him on T

I don't know why the medial is not integrated Ai in it's app. The world moving towards Ai and more over it difficult to read the entire posts or even case studies that are posted but with power of AI we can get summaries and insights much easier and

“Narrative Inoculation in Marketing: How to Disarm Doubt and Build Buyer Resistance” Narrative Inoculation is a powerful persuasion strategy rooted in psychology and storytelling. It works by exposing your audience to a mild version of an opposing v

I've been reading the book Sapiens, At the beginning it was quite enjoyable but as I approached the third part it's getting way to dark or rather it is very much th truth which is very hard to read to. If anyone has read it, tell me your opinions ab

This Time I totally agree with this Ishan Sharma but sadly bro is getting a lot of hate. The argument he's making is fair enough tbh. Tip imo is a way of expressing gratitude towards the service you're getting by the worker. It's your choice to giv

Simplest Ways to Make an AI Tool Without Code So, there are four ways I would suggest: First Way Use a no-code platform like Bubble or Adalo and integrate the ChatGPT API. Here, it’s challenging to make your AI perform a specific task, but it offe

📌 We change our attitude towards the situation Everyone has probably heard the phrase "whatever is not done is for the better." Sometimes it's useful to repeat it. If you're late for the bus, broke your umbrella, or didn't have time to buy the rig

It's been exactly 150 days since I left occasional smoking. Let me tell you guys, A chain smoker will definitely face to break the chain because subconsciously, they know that it's going to be a painful experience to reach towards no smoke zone. Onc

This 1 rule is what almost every expert has in common. It’s the 10,000-hour rule. Popularized by Malcolm Gladwell in his book "Outliers," this rule suggests achieving world-class expertise in any skill is largely a matter of practicing the correct