Comments by "nrusimha11" (@nrusimha11) on "Firstpost" channel.

  1. "Literally entire Tibet, huge population of Mayanmar, Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka people are living in India. What xenophobia is this grandpa Biden talking about?!"
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  2. Wonderful interview. Shri Ruto seems wise and sincere in his desire to develop Kenya, and in his friendship toward Bharat. There IS an India way, briefly encapsulated in vasudhaiva kutumbam, as opposed to cliques and coteries, but speaking of the India way may be too early. The results in Bharat have to advocate for it.
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  3. It is to be noted that 'welcoming more Indian specialists to the US' won't do much for chip manufacturing in India, unless it is for training and technology transfer.
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  4. Bharateeya EV makers should up their game. They are doing their best but they are still small in the global car market. They have to do better R&D and buzz creation to stand a chance against the Hyundais and Toyotas, leave alone Tesla and BYD.
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  5. tiny Luxembourg owns - $371B US debt. ?!!!!?? Why?
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  6. "1.48: it's not Tamil nad.. it's Tamil Nadu. Being an Indian news reporting Channel, atleast pronounce the name of the state in the correct way."
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  7. How self-centered! I imagine that many of the crores of kiraaNa owners being uprooted also currently belong to the middle class, though not for long at this rate and with such selfish attitudes.
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  8. The British Museum is like a "kidnapper caring for their victims". Well said! Call out language misuse where ever you see it.
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  9. Bharat needs to withdraw from the colonial vestige of the Commonwealth, and wish it well from a distance.
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  10. I like it that they are actually 'blind' and not plain blind.
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  11. "Although I condemn unnecessary fetishising in 1st scene". Lame.
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  12. Blame it on the school system he came out of. Not enough communication opportunities in our curricula.
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  13. Not 76. Most of the brand building happened in the last 10 years.
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  14.  @savioblanc  200 years
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  15. Important coverage but confusing denigration of spices when the real issue is with contamination. A straightforward focus on ‘contamination in spices’ would have worked better.
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  16. Awards for artistic excellence, ideally, should not be about identity politics or about ‘making a point’. Subhangi Mishra nailed it when she rightly called Barbie an extended commercial for Mattel. Let’s not confuse the issue.
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  17. Palki, you need to take this video down and upload one that doesn’t show the boy’s full face in the thumbnail. The lack of care is ironical considering the topic.
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  18. The deal should also allow for funding joint R&D work in technologies, not just building factories in Bharat. That will build stronger long-term relationships.
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  19. Bharat has to make an intentionally bland statement that appropriate actions will be taken to pacify all entities that threaten the safety of Bharateeya. Knowing fully well that this could be a bait.
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  20.  @gibsongumera7299  Japan GDP is ~ $5000 B, owns $1100 B in US debt. Luxemburg GDP is $85.5 B, owns $371 B in US debt. And that is not surprising?
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  21. Getting a foot in the door is an insurmountable challenge for many. From my understanding of dharma, it is better for society that spreading that first opportunity in as random a manner as possible will ultimately produce the best outcomes for society. We can't mix up all professions in one basket. The stringency against nepotism has to be in direct proportion to the sphere of public influence the profession commands. A rough order of stringency in my view is politicians > cinema actors > big businesses > small businesses > etc. Talent may often succeed in the long run, but such long runs swallow up many a lifetime even within a generation.
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  22. Tech consortium is an interesting idea. Bharat companies and research labs and universities should come together to develop select national tech priorities.
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  23. Open AI-Microsoft has already normalized the potential threat to humanity from AI. The global south needs to urgently speak up against it. Greater skeptical and critical scrutiny from journalists will help.
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  24.  @nmew6926  I don’t think that is true at all. In fact, the wording, 'Indian specialists', probably means that it is about tech transfer. I was just making explicit as to what it should mean.
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  25. Twice Shri Lavrov diplomatically called Shri Joshi ignorant but the diplomatic language went over the latter's head. The third time, he had to address him directly. Tone deaf analysts like this are deliciously devoid of genuine curiosity or mental flexibility, and come to ask preset questions that satisfy their allotted quota, I believe.
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  26. This is wonderful progress. Wish it could have been for a longer term.
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  27.  @sampatkalyan3103  You are right that people probably like to restrict opportunity to family members or clan members. However, that is not a good model for a society to operate on. An ideal society would have more equal distribution of wealth than such a model would allow, while allowing that perfect equality is not naturally possible, even though Marxists continue to experiment with such foolish ideas. Besides fairness arguments, it also makes for a more efficient society, because ability and potential are not distributed only in (current) wealthy or powerful families. Hence, government laws should gently disallow such concentration of wealth and power and promote procedures that spread them around.
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  28. "I don't understand why the west/USA doesn't criticise Pakistan's army for undermining democracy in the country."
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  29. AI really has to rethink or renegotiate their order. These safety numbers are terrifying.
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  30. 4:52s simply not enough to cover such an important topic. This looks like hurriedly assembled Goog research around a headline. FP shd invest in ‘in-depth’ reporting including interviews and real analysis. Costly but needed.
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  31. "Why do you use dollars while referring to money? Why not use our own currency The Rupee"
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  32.  @nmew6926  Is childish and disrespectful to play with a country’s name like this.
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  33.  @saanjanibaar8085  Sikh are Bharateeya just as Vaishnava, Shaiva, or Jain. Khalistani are Canadians.
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  34. "Vantage team are you really India or why you spell slang Hindi in the words of Tamil Nadu .. It's not Tamil nad .. In Kannada also you say kannad "
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  35.  @SoYappy  How fussed up is this thinking! Your lack of understanding of things is staggering. Are you proposing that each of the crores of independent kiraaNa owners 'go national'?
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  36.  @SoYappy  I am very real, but such 'eat or be eaten' logic is good only till trouble comes to ones own doorstep. Bring this logic to America, the home of Amazon, which is complaining about 'overcapacity' and cheap imports from China. Ultimately, commerce has to work for building society, not for shredding it to bits.
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  37.  @TheMarketingMan4U  Indeed that is true.
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  38.  @kevinmathew2973  Thinking only about what you pay for without thought for what is happening behind the scenes, is cheap mentality.
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  39.  @alvanrigby6361  Yeah. And they are also paying free hotel and air for anyone who wants to travel to the island to see them for free.
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  40.  @kevinmathew2973  YT appears to not want me to answer you. They deleted my reasoned response.
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  41. Allopathic medicine as an engine of GDP growth is primarily an American invention and a bit of a Ponzi scheme. Pity that Bharat seems to be copying it. It is eminently possible to lower healthcare costs by smart focus on prevention and aayush-promoting life styles, and reserving expensive procedures and lab work to critical cases. The government can work to elevate the prestige of aarogyam over surgical procedures and health sera such as statins, by using appropriate educational strategies. The artificial epidemic of diabetes is a low-hanging fruit.
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  42. Dig deeper. Considering US inflation, one 2011 us dollar was 100 cents, and now is 73 cents. The rest of the difference in dollar and rupee depreciation can be explained by the subsidy US dollar enjoys as the reserve currency across the globe. The subsidy keeps US inflation artificially low.
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  43. We need rules on 'how big is too big'. Otherwise wackos with dollars can lead us all down the drain. It really is a small world and the consequences won't remain confined to America.
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  44. "Is the current CHESS game originally from India?? Woww I thought it was from England or something."   NCERT has much to answer for.
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  45. The other shoe hasn’t yet dropped on what the Pfz Mod ones do. They do over activate, and linger in tissues.
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  46. Apologies for being OT but ten Hindu pilgrims get murdered by terrorists, and crickets from BBC, NYT, Organisation of Islamic Countries, Germany, Britain, Vatican, America, and EU. No headlines like "In Modi's rightwing Hindu nationalist India, _ pilgrims murdered by _". Echoed then by the entire US west coast press, the European press, and Al Jazeera. Nothing from Hindu religious leaders in Bharat either - they could have at least express helpless horror? Truly, no one stands up for the Hindu, including Hindu themselves.
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  47. Two consenting adults should be free to have casual sex without living together. Nevertheless, imposing the status of a couple on people living together may imbue live-in relationships with a greater gravitas in the minds of both parties than currently exists, with good outcomes for society. 'No other democracy does this', is hand-waving and not an argument in itself.
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  48. The countries who buy the debt (bonds).
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  49. "When Azerbaijan support Pakistan that is ok but as soon as India supported Armenia they are throwing a tantrum. First watch your foreign policy"
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  50. This ball-by-ball reporting is good but misses the forest for the trees. By now we have enough information to firmly link this to AI. WSJ just had story on this. Software jobs from MNC contracts are a national security issue to Bharat. More broadly, increasingly powerful AI, without the hardware or software tools to produce it in the global south, is a global security threat. Will be nice if Firstpost commissioned a more comprehensive story to envision the security implications of this megatrend.
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