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Nikhil Kamath (and a lot of Indian podcasters/founders) love projecting this image that their audience is full of future founders and unicorn builders. But let’s be honest: 80%+ of the people watching these podcasts are mid-senior level corporate professionals in Bangalore, Gurgaon, Hyderabad, and Pune who: - Earn 20L - 1CR - Secretly want to “start something” but won’t leave the job till the next band kicks in They’re not building the next Zerodha. They’re just hopping between MNCs and startups for that extra hike so they can soon afford a 3BHK in North Bangalore without a 30-year EMI eating their sanity. The entrepreneur cosplay is strong, but deep down we’re just highly educated, mildly burnt-out employees refreshing LinkedIn every 18 months. And honestly, that’s fair. Most of us grew up middle class in a developing country where uncertainty wasn’t a playground - it was pressure. You can’t expect the same risk appetite as someone who grew up in SF with safety nets baked into their life story.

Joe Rogan has his mind blown - learning about the Kailasa temple.

Welcome back, Paul Labile Pogba.

Only mulla i love is now converted Hindu😭😭

I find these mfers funny but sometimes it's hard to bear

Anthony Fantano rates Tame Impala's 'Deadbeat' a "light 2."