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

  1.  Raghav rob  economics is commerce? Lmao
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  2.  Raghav rob  economics is commerce? Lmao
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  3.  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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  4.  @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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  5. @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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  6. @Narayan Saini you did say every country uses it.
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  7. @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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  8. @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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  9. The data might be wrong but the actual data isn't great either.
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  10. 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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  11. 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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  12.  @piyushpawnaskar8347  lmao what's your speed?
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  13. 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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  14.  @bigboyt0yz898  I will wait for the next century and it still won't happen.
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  15. @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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  16.  @chidambaranathans1975  okay which MNC's provide indians with an internet connection
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  17.  @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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  18. @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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  19. @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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  20. @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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  21. @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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  22. @Narayan Saini lmao "think tank" do you even know what the terms mean?
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  23. @Narayan Saini okay how exactly does iPhone 12 have poor battery life?
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  24.  @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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  25.  @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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  26.  @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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  27.  @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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  28.  @chidambaranathans1975  and tesla is the biggest automotive company right now 🤦🏻‍♂️
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  29.  @vaishalichilhate955  lmao ios doesn't provide security 🤦🏻‍♂️
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  30.  @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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  31.  @vaishalichilhate955  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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  32.  @vaishalichilhate955  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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  33.  @aaryanshrestha9111  you do realise that's the fault of your governments high import duties rather than apple's policy right?
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  34.  @vaishalichilhate955  are you suggesting an open source OS is safer than a closed network?
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  35.  @vaishalichilhate955  also you do realise that Google collects much more data about its users than apple does.
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  36.  @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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  37.  @aaryanshrestha9111  also its 100 billion dollars over the next 5 years not every year. That's a huge difference.
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  38.  @pranganao7395  lmao why don't you check the value of tesla compared to any automobile manufacturing company in the world.
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  39.  @pranganao7395  just checked. Tesla was 1st but dropped to second.
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  40.  @pranganao7395  just checked again tesla is the most valuable automotive company in the world by a large margin.
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  41.  @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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  42.  @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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  43.  @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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  44.  @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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  45.  @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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  46.  @Heeyboii  wait what has 50 percent of employees from India?
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  47.  @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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  48.  @kaustubhdongare_xrose_ao1362  which one?
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  49.  @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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  50.  @anonymousduel7370  lmao all the measures shows us that india is no better than a low middle income country
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