(1/10) A BOLD PREDICTION for every Indian parent who has sacrificed for their child's education.

The degree you poured your life savings and dreams into will be optional for 80% of jobs by 2033.

This isn't a guess. It's a revolution driven by AI, corporate desperation, and hard economics.

Your child’s identity won't be a college stamp. It will be a live ‘Skill Graph.’ Here's the playbook. 👇

Welcome to Future-Flash-Friday ⚡ (2/10) The proof is already here. This is not theory; it's corporate strategy.

In India, HCL and Wipro are hiring 50,000+ students straight from Class 12 into paid programs. Globally, Google, Tesla, and Apple are all on record: they hire for proven ability, not diplomas.

The message is identical from Bengaluru to Cupertino: "We can't wait. We will build the talent we need."

(1/10) That AI homework helper your child loves is quietly eating their brain.

It looks like help. But every "perfect" answer it spits out is one less rep for their brain—one less chance to build the focus, logic, and grit they'll need for the real world.

Welcome to Then-vs-Now Thursday.

Tonight, we expose the battle for our kids' minds by pitting the "Mental Gym" of 1967's LOGO Turtle against the "Magic Vending Machine" of today's AI.

This isn't just a thread. It's a rescue mission for your child's critical thinking skills. And it ends with a playbook you can use tonight.

Read this before their next assignment. It’s that important. 👇 (2/10) ACT I: The Mental Gym 🧠💪

If you remember this green turtle, you were part of a secret experiment.

LOGO wasn't about "learning to code." It was a workout for your brain. Every
FORWARD 50
RIGHT 90
was a rep.

The goal wasn't a perfect square on the first try. The goal was the struggle. The glorious, frustrating, beautiful moment you finally figured out your own mistake.

We weren't building programs. We were building patience. We were building logic. We were building grit.

Book-Review: I just finished Salman Khan’s book on AI so you don't have to.

As the founder of Khan Academy, he's a titan of education. The future he paints is brilliant, inspiring, and alluring.

Before I share my critique, here’s a summary of the 5 biggest claims the book makes.

This is what Khan says the future holds… 🧵 (1/5) The AI Super-Tutor

The book's central promise is an AI tutor for every child on Earth. Khan argues this is the key to finally achieving 'mastery learning'—like giving every student their own Aristotle. He says it will diagnose and fill learning gaps in real-time, ending the 'one-size-fits-all' model for good.