Notes from #theranveershow with @nasdaily and @BeerBicepsGuy :

1) All religions started as a solution to a problem of lack of unity, but eventually people's interpretations converted it into a problem for the solution of peace.
2) Everyone, including atheists has something as their "God value", and the newest God value is The Algorithm, especially for content creators.
3) The future of jobs is very different from what we were prepared for in school. Content and creativity will become hygiene factors for businesses.
4) Platforms are not too nice to creators, but starting your own social platform is not easy. Managing supply and demand is classic chicken and egg problem.
5) 90% of learning happens through people on passive content. Ultimately, the OKR od ed-tech is completion rate, not just number of courses sold.6
6) Value is always subjective and one's perspective influences what one sees through their perspective. You might see a chicken as a pet, while someone else sees is as meat.
7) Everyone loves eating sausage, but no one wants to see how its made. All positive work has elements of negativity in the process of creating that work. Learn to accept it.
8) The whole concept of "everyone is different" is a lie. When you travel, you realise that humans are 99.99% similar.

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1) Build "profi-cons", not unicorns, since bootstrapped companies being scaled with a promoter's money and yet being profitable are a rare sight.
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2) Your mind has the ultimate tactical advantage over you. It's built to keep you safe and uncomfortable, but because of its over protective nature, it limits growth.
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