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25/06/2026

India is one of the biggest markets for hope.

Not because people are stupid.

Because people are desperate for solutions.

That’s why people can sell miracle medicines, lucky stones, magic remedies, fake courses, and a thousand other things that promise a better life without requiring critical thinking.

The product is rarely the product.

The real product is hope.

And hope is incredibly powerful because it feels better than uncertainty.

This video isn’t really about cow urine.

It’s about a much bigger question:

Why do we question science, data, and evidence so much, but blindly trust anything that promises us an easier future?

Maybe the biggest thing missing isn’t information.

Maybe it’s critical thinking.

24/06/2026

India is one of the biggest markets for hope.

Not because people are stupid.

Because people are desperate for solutions.

That’s why people can sell miracle medicines, lucky stones, magic remedies, fake courses, and a thousand other things that promise a better life without requiring critical thinking.

The product is rarely the product.

The real product is hope.

And hope is incredibly powerful because it feels better than uncertainty.

This video isn’t really about cow urine.

It’s about a much bigger question:

Why do we question science, data, and evidence so much, but blindly trust anything that promises us an easier future?

Maybe the biggest thing missing isn’t information.

Maybe it’s critical thinking.

21/06/2026

One of the hardest lessons I’ve learned is that not everyone deserves unlimited access to your time.

Some people ask for advice, opportunities, introductions, feedback, and support.

You spend hours helping them.

You believe in them more than they believe in themselves.

And then nothing happens.

The same excuses.
The same complaints.
The same promises.

Over and over again.

What I’ve realized is that some people don’t want help.

They want attention.
They want validation.
They want someone to blame when things don’t work out.

Meanwhile, there are complete strangers out there who would take the same advice, the same opportunity, the same support and actually do something with it.

Friendship is important.

But your time is important too.

Stop measuring people by how long you’ve known them.

Start measuring them by what they do with the opportunities they’re given.

18/06/2026

I had never heard this word before.

Oligarchy. (Inspired by Johnny Harris latest video)

Then I spent a few hours reading about it.

And suddenly a lot of things started making sense.

Every week we’re given a new controversy.

A new distraction.

A new reason to fight each other.

But how often do we stop and ask who actually benefits from all that attention?

I’m still learning about this topic myself.

This video isn’t a conclusion.

It’s a question.

Watch it and tell me if I’m completely wrong or if you’ve felt the same thing.

18/06/2026

One of the hardest lessons I’ve learned is that not everyone deserves unlimited access to your time.

Some people ask for advice, opportunities, introductions, feedback, and support.

You spend hours helping them.

You believe in them more than they believe in themselves.

And then nothing happens.

The same excuses.
The same complaints.
The same promises.

Over and over again.

What I’ve realized is that some people don’t want help.

They want attention.
They want validation.
They want someone to blame when things don’t work out.

Meanwhile, there are complete strangers out there who would take the same advice, the same opportunity, the same support and actually do something with it.

Friendship is important.

But your time is important too.

Stop measuring people by how long you’ve known them.

Start measuring them by what they do with the opportunities they’re given.

16/06/2026

The internet has convinced an entire generation that if they just become a little more attractive, everything will magically fall into place.

Better jawline.
Better skin.
Better haircut.
Better body.

And while looks absolutely matter, especially for first impressions, I think we’ve started treating attraction like a math equation.

In reality, some of the most average-looking people I know have incredible relationships, amazing careers, and a magnetic presence.

Why?

Because after the first impression, your face stops talking.

Your mind doesn’t.

Your curiosity.
Your humor.
Your confidence.
Your ideas.
Your energy.

That’s what people remember.

The most attractive part of the human body isn’t the face.

It’s the fu***ng brain.

Looks might get someone to notice you.

Who you are is what makes them stay.

15/06/2026

One thing I’ve noticed about a lot of people in India:

We work first.
Then we have fun.

We spend years doing things we don’t enjoy so that one day we can earn enough money to finally do the things we do enjoy.

But the people who become exceptional often seem to operate differently.

They don’t treat their passion as a reward waiting at the finish line.

They build their lives around it.

That’s why it’s incredibly difficult to compete with someone who genuinely enjoys the game you’re trying to survive.

While you’re counting the hours, they’re losing track of them.

While you’re waiting for the weekend, they’re excited to get back to work.

While you’re thinking about retirement, they’re thinking about the next idea.

The biggest advantage in the world isn’t talent, intelligence, or even hard work.

It’s being obsessed with something most people need motivation to do.

Good luck competing with that.

13/06/2026

I keep seeing people criticize Elon Musk for not spending his money solving world hunger, fixing healthcare, or every other problem on Earth.

Maybe this is an unpopular opinion, but I don’t think that’s his job.

The guy is obsessed with rockets, AI, energy, engineering, and pushing technology forward. That’s what he’s chosen to dedicate his life to. We don’t ask doctors to build rockets, so why do we expect rocket builders to solve every social problem?

There are people passionate about poverty, healthcare, education, and humanitarian work. They should be supported too. But expecting one person to carry every problem in the world feels strange to me.

Curious where you stand on this. Do you think billionaires have a moral responsibility to solve society’s biggest problems, or should they focus on what they’re best at?

DM me your thoughts.

10/06/2026

Every time a creator messes up, it’s the editor’s fault. The researcher’s fault. The team’s fault.

But you watched that video 20 times before posting it.

You approved it. You knew.

You just needed someone else to blame.

31/05/2026

The first batch of Frame I is officially sold out.

Honestly, I didn’t know if anyone would buy it when I started building it. It was just a problem I was tired of living with.

Now we’re working on the next batch.

Pre-orders are open.

Use code **TRYLAB15** for 15% off.

Pre-orders will start shipping from **29th June 2026**.

Frame I is finally out.
Link in bio.

This is just the beginning.

The World is Too Big To Settle Down.
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