Chitaranjan Sahu

Marc Andreessen’s comment is a good example of how human consciousness has degraded in alignment with the dark age of the Kali Yuga. It also reflects how merely building things, scaling companies, and generating profit have become the dominant measures of “success” in modern society. It is also a revealing example of how pathology has become normalized. In our world, psychologically unhealthy individuals, including sociopaths, psychopaths, and narcissists, often rise to positions of power because the system rewards traits like ruthlessness, lack of empathy, manipulativeness, and ego-driven ambition, especially when these traits are hidden behind a convincing “mask of sanity.” I recommend Hervey M. Cleckley’s classic book of the same title. They can also have very high IQs and be highly intelligent in a mental or strategic sense, but a high IQ is not the same as a higher level of consciousness. This is why such people are often found among CEOs, politicians, and highly celebrated entrepreneurs. To have “zero introspection” is not something to brag about. It points to a profound inner disconnection, a severance from the soul, and an identification with external achievement as a substitute for inner being. Very often, beneath that lies a deep emptiness that cannot be faced directly and is instead compensated for through ambition, status, wealth, power, and constant outward activity. In esoteric teachings, this type of human being has long been recognized: empty people, soulless humans, those who not only lack the desire for introspection but also lack the inner capacity for it. They are simply not wired that way. They can be highly successful in social and material terms, yet remain spiritually unevolved, without an individuated soul in their evolutionary journey. You can read more about this in my article, “Organic Portals, Soulless Humans,” and in my podcast episode, “NPCs, Soulless Humans, and Agent Smiths.” [see links below] This does not mean that material success, creativity, innovation, or building things are inherently wrong. Nor does it mean that everyone who is successful in worldly terms is pathological or a "soulless" being. It's not black and white. But it does reveal the limitations of a materialistic consciousness that lacks spiritual depth, self-knowledge, and the capacity for inner observation. These are all signs of a lower level of consciousness still deeply identified with the ego-personality. And the idea that introspection is some modern invention is simply false. The ancient Rishis who transmitted the Vedas thousands of years ago were engaged in profound inner inquiry long before modern psychology or psychoanalysis ever existed. Article: veilofreality.com/2011/04/18/org… Podcast: veilofreality.com/2025/07/08/npc…

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Even dettol can't beat that percentage.

One of my favourite edits of all time 🤣🤣🔥

JUST IN: Meta announces they'll be shutting down the Metaverse, after pouring $80,000,000,000.00 into the project.

The biggest fumble in business ever might be Philips spinning off ASML, TSMC and NXP Philips co-founded ASML in 1984, then co-founded TSMC in 1987, then they founded NXP They sold each of them for short term profits in the 2000s ASML is now worth $545B TSMC is worth $1.76T NXP is worth $50B Philips today is worth just $27B If they'd never sold, Philips would be the largest company in the EU today, worth $650B Philips CEO Cor Boonstra called it "making money with the success of the past" 🤡

Our assessment of who is most vulnerable to the Iran energy shock:

Ironic for Kumble was never really known for drift or extreme spin.

I’m excited to announce a partnership with @Uber. As part of this, Uber plans to invest up to $1.25 billion in Rivian and deploy up to 50,000 R2 robotaxis. This partnership accelerates our path to Level 4 autonomy and supports our goal of building one of the safest autonomous platforms in the world—across both shared and personally owned vehicles. The combination of Rivian’s rapidly growing data flywheel, our in-house RAP1 inference platform (800 TOPS), and our multi-modal perception stack provides a powerful foundation to scale autonomy quickly and responsibly over the next couple of years.

My close friend and colleague Steve Sweeney @SweeneySteve is nearly killed by an Israeli strike in Lebanon. Their vehicles are clearly marked as Press. They wear Press markings. He's alive. What more can we say.

End of times stuff here There was a guy on this app who tested a bunch of similar ai UGC ads and realized if the thumbnail showed the woman’s armpit that the views would oftentimes 5-10x He was dumbfounded and had to try and figure out the causal reasoning for it and figured out it had something to do with how humans don’t lift their arms unless they want to feel more exposed/vulnerable (like hugs for example) so a bunch of guys would be more likely to click the vid Most people will literally have the same value as sheep a decade from now if this keeps up at scale Dead internet theory is correct - agents are the only way to extract signal without the mental clutter

Millennials are the elite generation because they cranked out 12-page essays the night before they were due. No ChatGPT. No Claude. Just lo-fi beats playing in the background, Black coffee at midnight, footnotes that were somehow correct, and pure delusion. Grade was an A minus. Period.

Watched the Dinosaurs documentary on Netflix this weekend. Highly recommend, especially with kids. Dinosaurs ruled this planet for 165 million years. Then an asteroid they never saw coming ended it all in a geological blink. Put that in perspective. Humans with abstract thinking, art, and complex language, what we'd call truly modern humans, have existed for maybe 50,000 to 100,000 years. Civilisation as we know it? Writing, cities, organised society? Maybe 5,000 years. The version with industrial-scale technology, global trade, and the ability to reshape the planet? Barely 200 years. And the version with nuclear weapons, AI, and the ability to end all of it? Less than 100 years. We solved the asteroid problem, by the way. NASA can now track and deflect them. The thing that wiped out 165 million years of dinosaurs, we've figured that one out. And yet billions are being spent daily on war and destruction, making an already bad climate situation even worse. The threats coming from the universe are becoming manageable. The ones we're creating ourselves, not so much. The dinosaurs had no choice. The asteroid just came. We do. That's what makes what's happening right now so much harder to watch.

What's happening in the Gulf is a reminder of how critically dependent India is on a single region for most of its energy. Most of our crude and natural gas (LPG, CNG) is imported, and our vulnerability to disruption in these imports is obvious. As the saying goes, never waste a good crisis. Now is when we should focus on alternatives like biogas, which we can produce locally and is also more environmentally friendly. India is currently tapping less than 1% of its biogas production potential. It is also important to continue efforts, even after the crisis has passed, to build long-term resilience. Through @Rainmatterin, we've backed a few companies — Farmwatt, Akshaykalpa, Hasirudala, and Wisebin — that are working to make biogas more mainstream. But the investment needed to actually move the needle is far larger than what a few startups can absorb. This one needs policy and capital at scale. Read the blog by @AbhinavNegi93 in the comments to read more. 1/3

Ozempic copies will cost as low as $14 in India as the era of generic GLP-1 begins bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Ozempic costs $936/month in the US. As of tomorrow in India, it'll cost $40. The Ozempic patent expired this week in India. 50+ Indian generic makers are launching copies. India already supplies 20% of the world's generic drugs and just did the same thing to weight-loss medication that it did to HIV drugs two decades ago: made them affordable for billions. Patents also fell in China (17+ generics in Phase 3), Brazil, and Canada. Combined, that's 40% of the world's population. Meanwhile, @EliLillyandCo just dropped results for what comes next. Retatrutide hits three gut hormones instead of one. In Phase 3, patients lost 28.7% of body weight (71 lbs average), the biggest weight loss ever recorded in a late-stage trial. A1C dropped 2% in a diabetes cohort. The old guard goes cheap. The next generation goes bigger. 890 million adults with obesity are watching.

England has no balls. Telegraph reports.

🚨BREAKING: SUPER MICRO CO-FOUNDER ARRESTED FOR SMUGGLING $2.5B IN NVIDIA GPUs TO CHINA >SMCI co-founder Yih-Shyan "Wally" Liaw arrested today >personally holds $464 MILLION in SMCI stock >charged with smuggling BILLIONS in Nvidia servers to china >used a southeast asian shell company to funnel $2.5B in servers to chinese buyers >$510 million worth shipped in just THREE WEEKS in spring 2025 >built thousands of fake dummy servers to fool U.S compliance auditors >caught on surveillance camera using a HAIR DRYER to swap serial number stickers >coordinated the whole thing over encrypted group chats >SMCI down 12% after hours >faces up to 30 years in federal prison ITS SO OVER…