Comments by "Lollipop Umm" (@lollipopumm1877) on "VisualPolitik EN" channel.

  1.  @chidambaranathans1975  Two things, India is not a priority for Internet companies which have much more lucrative markets in Europe, States, Japan and Australia. Second, this just shows us the poor standard of living of your country.
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  2. Fact check : India has one of the lowest Revenue per customer for any Internet company in the world.
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  3.  @chidambaranathans1975  lmao average indians can't afford Iphones again due to lower standards of living.
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  4.  @saketadarsh7606  someone again copied the Wikipedia article. Firstly, regarding the world poverty clock rate. The actual current rate is at 0.3 people/sec or 18 people per minute. Secondly, the poverty rate mentioned in this article talks about extreme poverty not the national a poverty rate which are two entirely different measures. The Indian government hasn't released the national poverty numbers for the last 5 years.
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  5. If amazon moves out india has their replacement in place? Lmao if this was true then amazon wouldn't be dominating the market in the first place.
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  6. Caste system is definitely not like racism
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  7.  @kd6788  leader in space technology. Hmm did NASA, ESA, Russian and Chinese Sapce technology fall of the list suddenly? Lmao a major player in the automotive industry? Does any one of those brands or companies make the list for the top 10 car manufacturers? Defense manufacturing is profound in India and they still are the biggest importers of defense equipment? Leader in AI lmao what's wrong with you?
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  8.  @aaryanshrestha9111  also india assembles mobile phones. It doesn't manufacture the components smh
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  9.  @aaryanshrestha9111  lmao Switzerland doesn't have any problems that I recall. We have been one of the most stable countries for a long time.
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  10.  @chidambaranathans1975  I am Swiss
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  11.  @abhishekranjith  thanks for the information. This is interesting. Bureaucracy has always stopped growth of potential industries. And you are one of the few indians who actually accept their mistake. Thanks again for a nice read.
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  12.  @abhishekranjith  it is still sustainable for Indian telecom companies? Last time I checked just one telecom company in India was making a profit.
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  13.  @abhishekranjith  do you have any idea where India lies with its 4g speeds?
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  14.  @abhishekranjith  umm did you read my original company correctly? Do you see i was talking about Internet companies. Last time I checked those were different from telecom companies.
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  15.  @kaustubhdongare_xrose_ao1362  Is having a huge population a good thing?
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  16.  Raghav rob  and that was exactly my point. Bottled shampoo ended up being a much more useful invention compared to shampoo made from berries and leaves.
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  17.  Raghav rob  British didn't help indians. British invented bottled shampoos. And in order for large scale production and keeping costs low, bottle shampoo was mandatory
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  18.  Ork  My entire arguement was based on the fact that in order to scale the inventions, western countries had to step in and do it for India. Be it the number zero, shampoo etc. It wasn't until the Arabs used zero in algebra that it had as big a significance compared to when it was used as a placeholder. Zero was invented independently by the Mayans which also shows that india's lack of invention of zero would still have given us the concept. In case for shampoo, india didn't figure out a way to scale the product making it easily available and it is here that a western man was able to invent the formula which could preserved in bottles and scaled easily.
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  19.  @wreckball2315  where exactly has anyone talked about skills of indians in this entire conversation?
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  20.  @wreckball2315  and regarding indians not doing too much. Actually india hasnt pioneered anything significant in the modern world.
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  21.  @wreckball2315  Nope debate still remains that these people had to leave India to get opportunities. They had to give up their citizenship. They left India cause they couldn't get opportunities in India.
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  22.  @wreckball2315  sources?
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  23.  @friendlyatheist9589  failed to win? Lmao I didn't even to the part of Internet speeds provided in both the countries. Wanna compare the quality?
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  24.  @friendlyatheist9589  Lmao I am Swiss and even then, we don't kill over temples being destroyed and constant riots in your country. Why don't you see where does India lie in crime rate? And should we start talking about women safety in India?
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  25.  @rohitchidanad7632  wait world wide Web definitely wasn't invented by an Indian. 🤦🏻‍♂️
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  26.  @suhridguha2560  umm actually indian government hasn't released official figures about the national poverty line in the last five years....
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  27. Wtf are you even commenting that you have unsubscribed? And i feel bad for you if you believe you can gain knowledge through these youtube videos.
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  28. India doesn't have the best Internet connection by a long shot
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  29.  @saketadarsh7606  that isn't true.
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  30. Do you know what illiteracy actually means?
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  31.  @suryapratimpaul  eBay isn't even built on the same model as amazon. Flipkart is owned by Walmart and owns a tiny percentage of the market share same with snapdeal. None of the companies can compete with scale on which amazon provides its services in the e-commerce space.
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  32.  @Aarav0211  actually it is 55 percent who have Internet in India
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  33.  @abhimanyujha5550  in your previous comment you said that 2g and 3g doesn't exist in India which isn't the case hence my previous comment. Idiot.
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  34.  @Picalopapito  700 million not a billion.
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  35.  @abhimanyujha5550  65 percent isn't great and India doesn't have 2g and 3g customers. Just a Google search 2g customers in India shows the results provided by indian news handle.
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  36.  @abhimanyujha5550  wait are you suggesting that 90 percent of indians have access to the Internet?
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  37.  @abhimanyujha5550  pretty sure calls over the Internet is a LTE feature. How many indians own a 2g or a 3g connection currently?
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  38. Fun fact: California is worth more than India
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  39. Lmao indians feel bad when we pronounce their surnames with a heavy accent. Should we do the same thing when indians try to speak English?
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  40.  @marxloth1820  literacy rate is released by NSO every year. What's wrong with you?
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  41. Umm interesting that you are British and you never took into account the industrial revolution. Pre industrial revolution, GDP had a linear relationship to population. It was only due to increase in productivity achieved cause of industrial revolution which resulted in diversion of this relationship. Also regarding not receiving signals in London. I live in Chelsea and my signals are perfect. And our speeds are actually better than india's. You should actually look at the facts.
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  42. Can you please convert that to a percentage instead of stating an absolute number?
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  43.  @XiwithHighPing  actually since you did bring ppp and nominal in this context. Do you know the difference between both of them and when one is beneficial?
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  44.  @XiwithHighPing  let me ask you this what does gdp measure?
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  45. Okay when you say the largest economy but in which terms?
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  46. Lmao indians don't run USA. Show me numbers which shows that. Stop throwing your opinions without researching
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  47. Lmao india produces geniuses. What has india contributed in to the modern world?
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  48. You are talking about the extreme poverty line. The national poverty numbers is still around 19 to 20
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  49. How has it changed?
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  50. And you are the embodiment of an Indian trying to speak English who doesn't even know how to spell words correctly.
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  51. Why don't you show us the stats for American poverty numbers and as well as the Indian poverty numbers, the way poverty is defined in each country, the welfare plans in place in both the countries.
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  52.  @theriam6281  It is a matter of years for india being rich or developed or finding indian companies on the list of the most valuable companies in the world? As I see it both these scenarios are a virtual uncertainty. India doesn't have the infrastructure in place to develop and suffers problems which cannot propel it to the heights reached by China and the Indian tech market is focused on the domestic market which is never enough to make it one if the most valuable corporations in the world specially in a country which has such pathetic standards of living.
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  53.  @theriam6281  Lateral form of globalisation doesn't lead to innovation and indigenous ideas. Regarding the USB standard, it was a group of researchers in Intel with Bhatt as the team lead. The researchers included people from different parts of the world working for Intel. This was entirely funded by Intel which had sought to invent a industry standard. Every researcher on the team demands recognition for inventing USB. You are still missing the point. I replied to comment when you had mentioned those companies which handles back end outsourcing.
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  54.  @ufoforfun  how exactly do you plan to work in UK with such a poor understanding of the language? Also, you still haven't commented on the quality of service provided by NHS compared to public healthcare systems in India
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  55.  @ufoforfun  nope but yo do need to understand basic grammar something which you are clearly lacking
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  56.  @ufoforfun  also how do you manage to live in UK with English which is grammartically wrong?
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  57.  @ufoforfun  lmao are you seriously comparing UK's healthcare system to India's healthcare? Do you fail to realise the difference in quality?
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  58. Umm medicare in EU nations is literally free.....
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  59.  @vishaljain409  and look at Samsung's number for export. 9.8 million smartphones is not even 5 percent of the total units sold all over the world.
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  60.  @vishaljain409  okay is the innovative india progressing in the same manner like the jobless economic growth of India?
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  61.  @vishaljain409  Also, I am trying to remember that last time an Indian pioneered a company which became a global mnc?
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  62.  @vishaljain409  Also, your government has approved the indigenous vaccine without phase 3 results which means every person who has been administered the vaccine indirectly becomes a part of the phase 3 trials.
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  63.  @vishaljain409  Also, regarding indians being the ceo's of these companies, you realise that they are paid to improve the captial positions of their shareholders which are American, they pay taxes to the American government. India doesn't achieve a thing. India should be ashamed that it can't retain its talent resulting in brain drain.
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  64.  @vishaljain409  Also, we can keep arguing about nasa not sharing its data but unless you work in either of the space agencies and know for a fact that they don't share data, I will believe they do.
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  65.  @vishaljain409  why don't you look at Samsung factories. They are producing phones just to satisfy the demand of the Indian market alongwith exports to middle East and that's it. Amazon isn't shifting its global operations to India the same way Samsung isn't. They cater to the domestic market. You shouldn't be glad about the riots which was an attack on your country's identity as a Republic by your citizens.
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  66.  @vishaljain409  I am sorry i forgot about the riots yesterday 🙄
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  67.  @vishaljain409  I am sorry i forgot about the riots yesterday 🙄
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  68.  @vishaljain409  india reached Mars with a payload which was 1/3rd that of nasa. They had all the research in hand about the failures of other space agencies. Do you see NASA boasting about its missions to Venus? Also, if you actually look at amazon's business, you will realise that it needs to form supply chains in every country they have a business in. So saying that amazon feels it has its future in India is naive. India is a market for global corporations after every other market has been saturated Let me ask you this, which is the biggest part of amazon's business? Is it e-commerce?
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  69.  @vishaljain409  Also, do you really want amazon to be made an example out of for other companies with stringent policies sending a message to the world that india is so conservative and it isn't actually a great place for business? Why do indians feel they hold any kind of leverage over these companies? They can just outright leave your country and it will be your country at the disadvantage.
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  70.  @vishaljain409  And, the fact that your country has pathetic standards of living is evident when you don't realise that greenfield investments is just a method used by corporations to circumvent the government policies.
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  71.  @vishaljain409  and no google's power doesn't come from his ceo but the vision of its shareholders which are American. Btw sundar pichai gave up his indian citizenship and pays taxes to the American government.
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  72.  @vishaljain409  many things have already happened? The only things which has happened is that they can't stockpile goods of companies which they have an interest in and they need to show cou try of origin. Regarding opening of the biggest offices, well does it really matter when the decisions are taken in South Korea and USA? And USA remains the biggest market for them followed by Europe?
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  73.  @vishaljain409  it won't happen. I can wait as long as I want but ino for a fact that it won't happen.
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  74.  @vishaljain409  and, GDP just measures consumption of a country, doesn't tell us anything about the health of the economy or the state of people living in it. Smh
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  75.  @vishaljain409  I should grow up? You realise that Google and amazon controls more than 60 percent of the Internet right? You might want to deny it but they are as powerful as nations around the world.
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  76. Lmao amazon is a single company which is worth 1/3 of your country's gdp
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  77. Lmao india won't be ruling anything
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  78. Umm actual poverty numbers haven't been released by your government for the last 5 years. All the ceo's of these companies have given up their indian citizenship, pay taxes to the American government and increase the capital position of the shareholders (with the largest usually being the founders of the organisation who aren't indian. Mostly American and European) How exactly does India benefit in this case? India should be ashamed that it couldn't provide opportunities to retain their talents
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  79.  @friendlyatheist9589  okay let me ask you this, I had noticed a trend when I analysed jio. Do you think you pay the same amount when jio was started? Also, it is clearly unsustainable given the wafer thin margins, all the companies except jio showing constant losses mainly due to them maintaining the 2g and 3g network capability which is the norm in the Indian telecom market.
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  80.  @friendlyatheist9589  I know exactly what jio is about. It is a telecom company who built its infrastructure based in the parents company's vast resources jumping straight to 4g instead of transitioning, it resulted in a hyperintensive price war amongst telecom companies, which lowered the cost of data to unsustainable levels.
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  81. You do understand the low cost of data isn't sustainable right?
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  82.  @sayeedhusseinsadat3284  You cant actually quantify how far behind india is when we compare it to China. China has done a tremendous work since the 1970s to position itself as a global player in geo politics but at the same time lacks behind in soft power. It hasn't been able to influence areas worldwide like the United States, it hasn't been able to share its rich and beautiful culture to the world. Not to forget that china's standards of living is still not great compared to the western counterparts. But I agree China and India was at an equal level in the 1960s and the Chinese government were efficient to create a demand for its manufacturing facilities, something india still lags behind in.
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  83.  @sayeedhusseinsadat3284  I disagree. I just don't want them spreading misinformation about their country to fill their egos. I do believe india has potential but there are urgent reforms required at all levels to ensure it fulfills its potential.
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  84.  @sujithsudhakaran745  youtube and news 🤦🏻‍♂️. Do you have any official numbers?
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  85.  @sujithsudhakaran745  wait isn't tata also the surname of the same person that indians believe would be the richest man in the world if he didn't donate his money?
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  86.  @sujithsudhakaran745  also do you have any data that backs up the claim about local defense manufacturing picking up steam in India in the last few years? Concrete numbers not YT videos or articles?
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  87.  @sujithsudhakaran745  You do realise that fall in imports was cause of the pandemic right? It wasn't due to an increase in exports or rise in manufacturing....
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  88.  @sujithsudhakaran745  I asked you if tata makes it in the top 10 automotive manufacturers and you say that it owns jaguar and range rover neither of which popular outside UK? Regarding Leyland, it is the largest bus manufacturer based on volume and mostly sells its trucks to the domestic demand. India just doesn't alot but exactly 9.2 global imports of defense equipment is bought by india. It doesn't produce bulk of its equipment within the country itself.
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  89.  @jishnum851 lmao the cloud solutions not indian software developers anymore.
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  90.  Raghav rob  and nutrition science does take into account physiology.
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  91.  Raghav rob  I won't be commenting because I am not an expert at the field and neither am I inclined to read on this topic. But how exactly does this conform to only US universities providing psuedoscience courses? Are you telling me that india doesn't have these courses?
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  92.  Raghav rob  contradiction isn't a caveat to call something psuedoscience smh
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  93.  Raghav rob  it isn't just based on epidemiology which btw isn't psuedoscience in the first place. It is based on other aspects of biology too
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  94.  Raghav rob  nope it isn't psuedoscience because they have scientific principles which follows the course you are talking about. Please find out what psuedoscience actually means.
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  95.  Raghav rob  nutritional science is psuedoscience? Lmao that's so not true. I consider psychiatry to be pseudoscience and that's it. Nutritional science definitely isn't psuedoscience
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  96.  Raghav rob  also it really depends on which university and educational system you are talking about. For example, take university of Waterloo in Canada. Their coop programmes ensures that whatever you learn is actually useful in real life. On the other hand, if you take a research university, you do learn how to think critically given the structure of the course.
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  97.  Raghav rob  which studies are psuedo scientific in nature which the universities prescribe?
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  98.  @SantoshMishra-xe5or  That is a really narrow view of what universities actually provide. Education is not restricted solely on academics. It teaches you everything from decision making to critical thinking which are soft skills which are honed in universities.
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  99. I would also like to point out that reservations and perceptions are two really different points. Reservations in this case means that a seat is being occupied by a person in a lower caste whereas in case of perception it doesn't mean that the person of the said caste, race etc. Is receiving a seat just based on it.
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  100.  @SantoshMishra-xe5or  you do realise that admissions just based on academics isn't useful right?
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  101. Also regarding india being in the top 5? If you go by value india isn't in the top 5 for pharma exports and owns just 3.2 percent of pharma exports.
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  102. Let's talk numbers. India has been constantly been growing at 8 percent for the last few years? More like 5 percent.
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  103.  @introvertshubham315  I am Swiss
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  104.  @introvertshubham315 ?? What did you say?
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  105.  @introvertshubham315  Barclays on the other hand made a profit of 157 million pounds before tax though its operations in India which stands at just 3.6 percent of its total profit of 4.357 billion pounds. Do you want me to go on?
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  106.  @introvertshubham315  it won't be an unimaginable drop. You can clearly see Google net profit from India through its indian subsidiary Google India Inc. Stood at 8 million dollars.
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  107. I wouldn't have comments because I agree that this video is poorly researched but when you include all Western agendas, I am sorry but India needs western countries more than the other way around.
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  108. and show me a source which says that just 10 to 15 percent people have low wages.
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  109. Show me a source which says its less than 3 percent ?
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  110. Rapid growth of the economy. Which sectors exactly has india risen?
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  111.  @vishaljain409  Yes of course if anyone who reads our comments feel that we are discussing this out of hatred is just stupid and they can be left alone. I reciprocate the same feelings as you. Cheers
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  112.  @vishaljain409  they warned about this is 2008 but again US was able to pull through because of the US order falls so does most of international trade.
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  113.  @vishaljain409  I explained you exactly what ppp is scroll up. Also need to work so talk to you later. I will msg
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  114.  @vishaljain409  Lmao QE has been done all over the world. Lmao check the news again. The US Dollar has stabilised ever since vaccinations started in December. Lmao there aren't any currencies which are backed by anything
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  115.  @vishaljain409  okay let me give you this situation. Let's say tommorow there is a flood in your country and your government spends money to re develop the areas affected. What happens to gdp in this case?
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  116.  @vishaljain409  purchasing power parity? Where you don't use market exchange rates but rather take into the cost of living yes i do, and gdp doesn't measure the economic condition of its people. Let me ask you this, Switzerland's gdp is less than India does that mean they are worse than India?
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  117.  @vishaljain409  actually do you even know that every currency in the world isn't backed by gold anymore? That's how fiat currency systems work, that's what leads to credit creation in every economy.
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  118.  @vishaljain409  lmao on a downfall do you even know why the Bretton accords were abolished? And how exactly is the US Dollar on the downfall?
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  119.  @vishaljain409  umm gdp is a measure of spending not wealth. India is poorer than the west because its socio economic measures like literacy rates, its median disposable income, HDI etc. Is lower than the western countries. The same reason Swiss are considered to be amongst the richest citizens in the world compared to even the United States hence Swiss franc being the currency which is not affected my global crisis.
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  120.  @vishaljain409  and gdp doesn't even money ffs what's wrong with you?
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  121.  @vishaljain409  GDP wasn't even a factor when Bretton accords was signed and its subsequent abolishment. It was because post world war, USA was the only country which came out of the war better than any other country mostly because of its isolation geographically. United States holding the largest reserves of gold at that moment made the dollar the reserve currency of the world not its gdp.
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  122.  @vishaljain409  I really wanna know what you think gdp is. 🤣🤣
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  123.  @vishaljain409  umm what was the experiment? Lmao I bet you have no idea.
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  124.  @vishaljain409  lmao you are talking about companies which aren't even close to the actual juggernauts of American companies. Lmao apple's market cap is almost as big as your enitre countries gdp
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  125.  @vishaljain409  lmao what does gdp measure? Does it measure wealth?
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  126.  @vishaljain409  umm US is a superpower not just because it is a economic juggernaut. US has the most important tool in its hand being the dollar which is the reserve currency of the world, its soft power is second to none, it has strategic alliances all over the world, military bases in every important trade route
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  127.  @vishaljain409  read the articles it clearly states as him being one of the pioneers not the only pioneer smh
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  128.  @vishaljain409  aight you might have one or two and their market capitalisation in your country isnt even high. Pfizer lies in 172nd place as per market capitalisation in your stick exchange whereas it is 57th in the world
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  129.  @vishaljain409  you are the one who believes that gdp equates to power which isn't even the case. Lmao you really don't even understand what gdp measures. Gdp doesn't measure wealth of a nation 🤣🤣🤣
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  130.  @vishaljain409  umm Read my comment again idiot. I didn't say name me one but rather is any one of the monuments as old as the stonehenge which was a reply to to your temples being more fascinating. Lmao
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  131.  @vishaljain409  lmao I never denied that india didn't invent zero but so did the Mayans
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  132.  @vishaljain409  umm you do realise that mayans discovered zero independently as well right?
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  133.  @vishaljain409  oh yes I know all about the bose's claim which is ridiculous because he wasn't the only one who invented it. It's always been a group of pioneers when it came to wireless communication.
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  134.  @vishaljain409  lmao pfizer and png fr? I am sorry you are talking about the about companies which are near about 50th position. When you start coming up do you see any companies?
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  135.  @vishaljain409  umm the fact that you don’t realise that the majority shareholders of all these companies are either founders or other Americans baffles me.
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  136.  @vishaljain409  umm name a global company which was founded in America which is basically every one of them except state owned Chinese and Aramaco which is listed in any other stock exchange?
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  137.  @vishaljain409  umm do I need to start stating the western inventions?? How about the telescope lmao
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  138.  @vishaljain409  and the number system is both indian and Arabian contribution not just indian.
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  139.  @vishaljain409  umm you really wanna talk about science? How about understanding gravity, quantam mechanics, the standard model of the universe, all the interplanetary missions which your country lags behind in. How about all the inventions in the west which you reap rewards due to globalisation. Lmao name me a technology around you which isn't from the west?
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  140.  @vishaljain409  lmao indian ceo's who again raise the capital position of the American shareholders 🙄🤦🏻‍♂️
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  141.  @vishaljain409  lmao yes it's in Turkey why?
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  142.  @vishaljain409  umm am I wrong about the Hindu being one of the most credible newspaper in your country ?
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  143.  @vishaljain409  lmao you really don’t know anything about the Stonehenge do you ?
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  144.  @vishaljain409  let me ask you this, is any of the monuments as old as the Stonehenge?
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  145.  @vishaljain409  umm how does highest number of newspaper mean a thing, when this is one of the most credible newspaper in your country.
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  146.  @vishaljain409  lmao you are basically disregarding science to believe mythology 🤣🤣
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  147.  @vishaljain409  umm I always knew things before you even asked me to read anything lmao. All your claims are based on your opinions not facts.
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  148.  @vishaljain409  umm do you even why Stonehenge is one of the most important monuments of the ancient world ?
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  149.  @vishaljain409  umm did you read the news article? There were 112 scientists all over the world. This is the same research paper you were talking about that discards the aryan invasion theory using dna samples. Lmao you were the one who brought up dna tests been conducted not me.
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  150.  @vishaljain409  that’s one of the most reputed Indian papers as per my research and it clearly states the content of the research paper. Stop following social media.
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  151.  @vishaljain409  here you go https://www.thehindu.com/society/history-and-culture/theres-no-confusion-the-new-reports-clearly-confirm-arya-migration-into-india/article29409611.ece
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  152.  @vishaljain409  lmao what exactly does gdp measure ? Gdp isn’t power. Don’t use s measure for something it was never invented for.
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  153.  @vishaljain409  lmao what’s the basis of this conclusion ? Your own opinion ?
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  154.  @vishaljain409  umm he studied in Stanford before joining google.
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  155.  @vishaljain409  here you go 17.1 percent of all the active physicians are Asians as per July 1, 2019. This again aren’t just Indians but all other Asian countries inclusive.
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  156.  @vishaljain409  and when exactly did gdp become a measure of power ?
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  157.  @vishaljain409  Is the Vice President ever elected ? Nope. She was selected by the president himself whereas senators are elected officials. How many Indian origin senators do you suppose sit in the senate?
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  158.  @vishaljain409  firstly define a low grade school. When it comes to the Ivy League including MIT, a persons education is not the only criteria for admissions. It is a willingness to pursue a subject or a field with passion. Hence all the brilliant minds are found in these universities. umm think about it this way, none of the ceos were able to bag jobs in these companies until they were able to learn in the best universities in America. None of them pioneered the business they manage right now. All of them were Americans and as result still own the company they created and hence are the richest people in the world.
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  159.  @vishaljain409  lmao deny it? It was the Co authors of the papers themselves saying that they cannot disregard aryan invasion theory because their own research the basis of this argument conclusively never proofs that aryans did not invade the Indus Valley Civilisation.
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  160.  @vishaljain409  lmao 8 percent are just Asians not Just Indians. 72 percent are Caucasian’s or White. Lmao. And regarding the gdp projections, let me ask you this what does GDP measure ?
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  161.  @vishaljain409  lmao India was allowed to buy oil from Iran because they asked US not to put sanctions on them because the oil prices would have risen given Iran being such an important exporter of oil for India. Umm you do realise that US has basically disintegrated Huwaei 5g deployment all over the world, Europe, australia and USA the biggest markets have all cancelled deals with them. That’s just one example, and regarding the nasa employment source just search nasa workforce diversity and you will find your answer.
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  162.  @vishaljain409  of not being intelligent enough? Look at NASA itself and let me know how many Asian Americans which includes India, China, Japan and South Korean work there ? Less than 8 percent lmao
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  163.  @vishaljain409  here you go the Co authors of the study themselves disagree with one person who thought the study showed that the aryan invasion was false. https://scroll.in/article/936872/two-new-genetic-studies-upheld-aryan-migration-theory-so-why-did-indian-media-report-the-opposite
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  164.  @vishaljain409  And China felt the effects when US started a trade war. Every country complied with the sanctions to avoid sanctions from the US
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  165.  @vishaljain409  Lmao president being of an Indian origin. I can count the number of Indian senators on my freaking fingers.
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  166.  @vishaljain409  oooh is that so ? Is that the reason Indians are considered caucasians in anthropological terms?
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  167.  @vishaljain409  and you believe that India was this power country much more powerful than the British and fell to them so easily for 200 years ? Lmao
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  168.  @vishaljain409  Indian brains and Indian dna to run on? Which was the last global company which was founded and grown by an Indian? None. And you really are naive to believe that USA would want to stop killing of Muslims ?? Lmao. Umm you do realize that Sanskrit is part of an Indo European group of languages which was part of a proto I do European language which has since been lost ?
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  169.  @vishaljain409  oh yes the fact that that America was given autonomy by the British crown meant the governors were really powerful when it came to removing the British from America
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  170.  @vishaljain409  I can check on google and the geneticists clearly say that they cannot discard the aryan invasion theory
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  171.  @vishaljain409  umm the fact that basic schooling isn’t where you develop critical skills like critical thinking and problem solving just shows how you think about education. If this wasn’t true none of the undergraduates would be earning more than double than the ones who never attended an university
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  172. @Vishal Jain  How exactly do you suppose China plans to overtake US as the superpower of the world ?
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  173. @Vishal Jain  Indian minds??? Lmao why don’t you look at the H-Index of the top 50 scientists in the world and name me a single Indian.
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  174. @Vishal Jain  lmao show me proof which discredits the aryan invasion theory.
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  175. @Vishal Jain  Firstly, US didn’t fall to a bunch of Britishers. America was taken away from the britishers by a group of powerful people who wanted to be free from the crown. Secondly, the chief of staff studied in MIT and gave up her Indian citizenship to work in NASA just showing us the lack of opportunity your country provides. Thirdly, how many Indians do you think work for NASA??? On Jews research lmao
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  176.  @vishaljain409  And regarding the Indus valley civilization, it is bold to say it belonged to modern day India when most parts of the civilization isnt even part of India. And before you say that it belonged to historical India, you cant say that because the Indian subcontinent didnt have any homo sapiens who were settled in the area at that moment. And, can you please explain us that how exactly that this great empire and country of yours fell to a bunch of sea travelers? The simplest explanation was that the rulers at the time couldn't assess the threat when they saw it. India has no one but themselves to blame when it comes to becoming a british colony.
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  177.  @vishaljain409  Oh and the entire country wasnt one country ever. India always failed to unite its people. Mughals were considered outsiders by the general population.
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  178.  @vishaljain409  you aren't following the news eh? Cause they visited the virology lab on 2nd February lmao. Stop believing in conspiracy theory.
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  179.  @vishaljain409  lmao I don't know anything about this world. You really wanna talk numbers? Also, the policies in China isn't something new. It has been a protectionist state for decades. That's one of the many features of a communist state in the first place.
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  180.  @vishaljain409  oh yes I can compare the time lines. US became the most important country in the world within a couple of centuries. Lmao. And, US always had natural resources useful for any empire. The most important resources at the time timber and stone and iron were in abundance. They didn't leave US they lost wars and were thrown out of the country. And seriously do you hink you are making sense? A country which is the 5th largest by land area would just be left alone by the British empire? Lmao
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  181.  @vishaljain409  lmao ccp isn't even conducting the research. A peer reviewed panel is. And speculation and your opinion doesn't make anything a fact.
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  182.  @vishaljain409  lmao US was a wasteland? US always had massive natural resources lmao. Plus an entire new continent which means lands which they could rule without much resistance
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  183.  @vishaljain409  and has it been verified and proven that the virus was formed in the lab? I don't think so. The investigation is still going on and everything we say right now is speculative in nature.
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  184.  @vishaljain409  are you suggesting that China just allowed it to be operational for these many years without any oversight. You do love conspiracy theory hahaha
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  185.  @vishaljain409  lmao do you really think that British just left USA? You have clue about the American history and its fight for independence?
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  186.  @vishaljain409  lmao the diamond was the spoils of war and nothing else. Did india as country even exist before British controlled the entire area? Nope. And taliban was never created by the US. Wait do you mean that they created taliban and ended up fighting them for decades? Lmao
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  187.  @vishaljain409  lmao, the british empire ruled over Australia and the enitre commonwealth till world war 2. Infact it controlled Hong Kong till 1970
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  188.  @vishaljain409  lmao stop believing in conspiracy theory that taliban was created by the US
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  189.  @vishaljain409  lmao they were driven out of US by the founding fathers.
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  190.  @vishaljain409  let me ask you this, how did this might country of yours fall to a bunch sea travellers? You should look at yourself and your country's history to realise that ypur country was unable to defend itself. Britishers had everything stacked against them but still managed to control your country for 200 years.
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  191.  @vishaljain409  indian economy wasn't even industrialised before the industrial revolution. Secondly, US used the atom bombs none of the European powers. Thirdly, UK has done really well in producing and inventing coronavirus vaccines.
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  192.  @vishaljain409  umm are you just discounting the fact that industrial revolution didn't play a role? Pre industrial revolution didn't work the same way as modern economics. GDP was perfectly correlated to population whereas it was due to industrial revolution in Scotland which increased productivity which resulted in a divergence from perfect correlation to highly correlated enabling countries with smaller population to grow faster.
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  193.  @vishaljain409  lmao, can you even mention a time in history when poverty hasn't prevailed? That's just stupid. Poverty would always exist. The other option is the ambiguous concepts like UBI
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  194.  @vishaljain409  lmao we have a part of our population living in the streets. They are the outliers not the norm. Look at your country's numbers before saying anything else.
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  195.  @vishaljain409  neither will the pathetic standards of living of your country
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  196. Lmao you literally objectified girls. And this isn't true smh
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  197. India produces more billionaires than anywhere else in the world? Lmao that's so untrue.
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  198. Lmao indian pharma industry lacks far behind it's developed counterparts
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  199. Lmao what are you on about? Firstly, amazon and Walmart own the majority market share in india's e-commerce sector. Secondly, india lags far behind in pharmaceutical exports as well as manufacturing electronic components.
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  200.  @mohnishm1372  vlogs? Kid I look at the numbers and it clearly shows the average speed for india isn't great
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  201.  @anonymousduel7370  lmao all the measures shows us that india is no better than a low middle income country
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  202.  @kaustubhdongare_xrose_ao1362  The fact that I mentioned that Jio had 30 percent of the market share, the rest 70 percent has to be owned by someone or something; which in this case are other telecos.
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  203.  @kaustubhdongare_xrose_ao1362  which one?
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  204.  @kaustubhdongare_xrose_ao1362  In my last comment I mentioned that Jio's market share in the Telecom sector is 30 percent. Where do you think the other 70 percent is genius?
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  205.  @Heeyboii  wait what has 50 percent of employees from India?
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  206.  @kaustubhdongare_xrose_ao1362  are you suggesting a country where an average citizen earns 2000-3000 dollars a year, use their savings to buy a smartphone?
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  207.  @Heeyboii  wait so if 55 percent of indians are mobile subscribers and jio has a market share of 30 percent. 49 percent of indian population use jio? 🤣🤣🤣
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  208.  @aryansonthalia9298  Costs might be better but not speeds. Do you get anywhere near 70 mbps in metropolitan cities in your country? Nope. Also regarding as network coverage the speeds decline, the last time I checked the only reason that could happen is if the network capacity is being overloaded which isn't the case.
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  209.  @kaustubhdongare_xrose_ao1362  an average indian has an income of 3000 dollars. I don't see how they can afford an iPhone. Plus Iphone 12 is the best smartphone in the market right now.
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  210.  @prakharsingh65  you do realise that this is the case for most countries right? Every country have their own companies providing Internet to them? This is done by design to keep the information leaving the country.
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  211.  @pranganao7395  just checked again tesla is the most valuable automotive company in the world by a large margin.
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  212.  @pranganao7395  just checked. Tesla was 1st but dropped to second.
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  213.  @pranganao7395  lmao why don't you check the value of tesla compared to any automobile manufacturing company in the world.
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  214.  @aaryanshrestha9111  also its 100 billion dollars over the next 5 years not every year. That's a huge difference.
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  215.  @aaryanshrestha9111  which asean country does airtel and reliance operate in? Actually which country does reliance Jio operate in other than India?
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  216.  @vaishalichilhate6132  also you do realise that Google collects much more data about its users than apple does.
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  217.  @vaishalichilhate6132  are you suggesting an open source OS is safer than a closed network?
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  218.  @aaryanshrestha9111  you do realise that's the fault of your governments high import duties rather than apple's policy right?
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  219.  @vaishalichilhate6132  also I just saw the news that Mi which is a Chinese brand famous in India removed their charger from their flagship phones......
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  220.  @vaishalichilhate6132  I don't watch news channels but rather I look at numbers something I believe your country does really well to hide it. They either provide the public with snippets of the data which is favourable or don't provide data at all.
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  221.  @abhishekranjith  I will talk to you properly because you seem like someone who actually understands the figures. Also correct me if I am wrong but Iphones are much more expensive then let's say oneplus in India cause of import taxes/duties? 20 percent is quite a big number. But when you look at other measures india doesn't do any good to its image. You can pick any measure and you will find india lagging behind. It is what I like to call best of the rest amongst the emerging markets. Someone can contradict that Brazil has a better healthcare system and which is true but their leader is just an....
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  222.  @vaishalichilhate6132  lmao ios doesn't provide security 🤦🏻‍♂️
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  223.  @chidambaranathans1975  and tesla is the biggest automotive company right now 🤦🏻‍♂️
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  224.  @chidambaranathans1975  it is a diversifying effort ffs. Lmao africa. How about the rest of the world which can actually provide them revenue?
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  225.  @chidambaranathans1975  airtel definitely isn't. Reliance is mostly a petrochemical conglomerate and bulk of its business still remains in that sector. Jio platforms is a diversifying effort by the company.
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  226.  @abhishekranjith  also regarding amazon thriving in India, companies need to maximise their revenues so they would enter Antarctica if it means they can sell stuff to researchers working there. Whst I tried conveying was the fact that Europe, East Asia, Australia and the United States are much more lucrative markets than India because of higher revenues suggesting the low living standards prelevant in India.
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  227.  @abhishekranjith  also regarding the cost of the data. You should actually search about this. The low cost of data isn't actually cause of economies of scales but rather hyperintensive competitons and a price war which as led by jio.
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  228. @Narayan Saini okay how exactly does iPhone 12 have poor battery life?
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  229. @Narayan Saini lmao "think tank" do you even know what the terms mean?
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  230. @Narayan Saini No Bluetooth lmao. Also why exactly do you need android when you have ios? Also regarding memory, you do have icloud for photos. Also as a pure electronics manufacturer which revolves around computers, only Samsung and huawei spend more on innovation but they are in much more markets than apple.
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  231. @Narayan Saini lmao also regarding iPhone 12 features, why dont you actually search about the new features instead of commenting stuff which is ridiculous
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  232. @Narayan Saini Reliance telecommunications is different from Reliance Jio. Reliance Jio doesn't provide its services anywhere besides India. Airtel isn't a global company.
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  233. @Narayan Saini lmao better in which way? Samsung phones ships with exynos instead of snapdragon in India, which is slower than apples bionic chips. You feel its useless because you can't afford one.
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  234.  @abhishekranjith  and please don't try to explain economies of scale. In today's world everyone understands the concept. The low cost of data seen in India isn't sustainable.
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  235.  @chidambaranathans1975  okay which MNC's provide indians with an internet connection
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  236. @Narayan Saini they don't come to India because they are already established in their respective countries and don't need to expand.
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  237.  @bigboyt0yz898  I will wait for the next century and it still won't happen.
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  238. Lmao, I am Swiss. I am sorry what's the median disposable income for your country with pathetic standards of living ?
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  239.  @piyushpawnaskar8347  lmao what's your speed?
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  240. Let's talk numbers. Can you please show me the official numbers on poverty released by your government in the last 5 years? If there isn't a discrimination of caste then why is reservation based on caste such a huge issue in your country? Regarding Internet penetration, india has done good job getting Internet in the hands of the people but the quality of Internet in terms of speed connectivity is far behind any Western counterparts as well as quite a few Eastern counterparts.
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  241. Your country's caste system has preluded United States' racism. You still haven been able to fix it. USA isn't even jealous of Asian powers because it knows that it will still remain the most important country in the world.
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  242. The data might be wrong but the actual data isn't great either.
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  243. @Narayan Saini I never said that india had 2/3 people living in poverty. I just said that it isn't 5 ffs. I am mentioning this because Indians love this figure for some reason.
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  244. @Narayan Saini lmao. The problem isn't if I can believe the data provided by the Indian government but the lack thereof. If you actually look at he multidimensional poverty numbers, you can clearly see that the data is available for 2015-16 which clearly shows 22 percent of indians below the national poverty line.
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  245. @Narayan Saini you did say every country uses it.
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  246. @Narayan Saini you claim this model is used by every country in the world. Can you show me a source where country considers this as their official data? Also, I have read the report and it clearly bases on statistical models but the source needed to accurately model indians poverty numbers has to be provided by the Indian government which isn't the case.
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  247.  @abhimanyujha5550  less than 10 percent indians are poor. Why don't you show us the official government data which suggests this.
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  248.  Raghav rob  umm you do realise that the enitre field of mathematics a prelude to physics is based on assumptions and models right? And, life sciences do depend on models too. In fact there isn't a single stream in science which doesn't depend on models.
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  249.  Raghav rob  economics is commerce? Lmao
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  250.  Raghav rob  economics is commerce? Lmao
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  251.  Raghav rob  You do realize that models made in Economics could also be called unscientific but is nevertheless useful right ?
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  252.  Raghav rob  Can you show me any source which says that epidemiology as a field is unscientific ?
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  253.  Raghav rob  Again you missed the entire point of the argument. Bottled shampoo did wonders for bringing it to the mainstream.
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  254.  Raghav rob  and epidemiology itself is the cornerstone of public health today.
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  255.  Raghav rob  Both sides of these arguments don't have a conclusion till someone scientifically proves it so this argument has run its course.
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  256.  Raghav rob  Actually stating that ancient forms of shampooing methods were better is just your opinion not a fact. Nobody has conducted a scientific research which states the aforementioned case.
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  257.  Raghav rob  I never took away the credit for invention but rather how bottles shampoo with completely different substances made it much more useful than the shampoo in the pre industrial era.
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  258.  Raghav rob  umm regarding the discovery of mathematics, it might be the Chinese but i do believe that pin pointing the exact time and place when mathematics was first seen is really difficult (Note: this is based on readings that I had done on the history of mathematics and it might not be true)
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  259.  Raghav rob  regarding your claim about mayans inventing zero after southern indians in Cambodia in India, can you elaborate because there are two sets of indians in this context.
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  260.  Raghav rob  Actually on the contrast, shampoo needed to bottled because that's the reason they were able to mass produce them. Don't get me wrong, I hate sodium sulphate touching my hair but I was looking at the bigger picture.
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  261.  @wreckball2315  Firstly, you need not be proud about indians who give up their indian citizenship to pay taxes to the American government and increasing the capital of American investors. India doesn't benefit instead just shows the lack of opportunities to retain its talent. Zomato and swiggy isn't even famous in the western counterparts. It was built on the model of door dash. Similarly, ola was built on the model of uber. Regarding state of the art research being conducted in India, why don't you show us the sources which states it?
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  262.  @friendlyatheist9589  i aint the one living in a country with poor standard of living. 🤣🤣
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  263.  @friendlyatheist9589  also which carrier are you talking about in India? Also sky TV includes every TV channel too.
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  264.  @friendlyatheist9589  i dont need to use 4g cause we have free WiFi in the entire country.
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  265.  @friendlyatheist9589  also which Netflix and Disney plus subscriptions do you receive? How many screens and is it the plan involving 4k?
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  266.  @friendlyatheist9589  then how exactly is Internet cheap if we pay the same price and let me remind you that this figure is huge for an Indian compared to an European.
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  267.  @studybites7470  india has really poor standards of living.
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  268.  @friendlyatheist9589  I get 1gbps plus sky TV for 20 pounds a month. This also includes a prime membership and hulu
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  269. Lmao, thats just delusional. Stop living in the past. Do you see China talking about the Tong Dynasty or the States talking about their founding fathers?
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  270.  @icgaming1692  55 percent
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  271. 90 percent lmao. More like 55 to 60
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  272. Which other sectors does India lead in?
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  273. 55 percent is still really bad for a so called future "superpower"
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  274. Lmao in all possible ways? I am sorry what's your gdp per captia in ppp terms?
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