Jagyashila Das

That 0.5 front in India is the top most enemy of India. Pakistan stands Second.

LONG POST (again): For all the jokers screaming “intel failure”, do you even know what intel looks/sounds like? How it’s collated? It seems some garbage love to throw the word around to sound informed. I’m not going to get into the technicalities of voice, visual, comms, data intel & fusing them. But look at this 52.110 piece jigsaw puzzle. What’re your chances of success IF THE FINAL PICTURE IS NOT GIVEN TO YOU? Imagine putting this together without knowing what the end product is? That’s why jigsaws are always sold with the final picture in the cover. Now understand - even with the final picture, each piece in the puzzle illustrated below is just visual intel. Now imagine the complexity of putting this together if radio intercepts, WhatsApp, encrypted signal/telegram, dark web communications were also involved? Where would you start? How would you fuse it? Each field requires specialised knowledge & in this case dedicated agencies. So why not share data freely with each other? Well because we don’t know where moles are. You share strictly on a “need to know” basis for that exact reason. Mind you there’s other operational security reasons. Suppose a NTRO officer in Delhi puts it together & conveys it to a CRPF field commander in Kashmir. What if said fiend commander is captured & tortured & gives over all the intel shared with him? That’s exactly why sharing is done cagily. Yeah it can and is frequently abused & this is a conundrum nobody has been able to solve comprehensively. Plus people who can read one kind of intel can’t necessarily comprehend other kinds of intel. Worse still whatever is intercepted will have code words & euphemisms taking already complicated jigsaws to the next level (imagine if each piece pictured below didn’t have an image printed on it, but rather had a clue stuck on that had to be peeled off). This is why on October 7th only one Israeli intel officer read the tea leaves correctly, despite that country’s vaunted intel network. Similarly till the last day of the US deployments in Afghanistan & Iraq, the US continued to suffer near constant attacks, for this exact reason. Sometimes these attacks will happen even with the best intel - you foil 500-600-700 attacks, but they just have to succeed once. We still don’t know what the intel agencies knew, and when. So spare us this “intel failure” bullshit. It may very well be a spectacular failure of Intel, but we have no pointers as of now till a proper investigation is held. Once we know that there were jigsaw pieces available, then was fusing it together done properly or were mistakes made? That is the threshold for “failure”. A competent asessment gone wrong is not a “failure”. These things are highly stochastic and well beyond the analytical abilities of some low born tea plucker’s daughter and pigsty born mango plucker’s son. Heck people who have multiple phds & patents & years of experience & spectacular past successes fail at this regularly. This is an extraordinarily difficult level of voodoo - not an exact science. Braying donkeys like Mahua Pagalika Rana Zubair know nothing, pick on catch phrases and throw it around to make them sound informed. If you’ve been patient enough to read till the end of this post, then please ask them to explain what the exact Intel failures here were. Leave alone define a benchmark of “failure”. It’s very easy with the benefit of hindsight, but you’ll see these clowns won’t even be able to explain the alleged failure even with this benefit.

Yet another blow. Target: Hindus. Terrorists: You know who.

USAID - Gandhi Family Connection (Thread) Today we will prove how a key member associated with Gandhi family, the chief advisor of Rahul Gandhi, the brain behind the Bharat Jodo Yatra was directly associated with USAID Read full thread till end 1/18

Wise words from a true genius

What rights are you losing exactly?

It's not a win or a loss. It's about critically understanding the govt mandates and standing by the people. I support BJP, but that doesn't automatically make me hate a specific community, or turn a blind eye on the atrocious BJP goons. It doesn't work like that.

A paper in @NatImmunol shows how the liver affects the immune response to pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma and that cancer immunity and survival after surgery might improve by therapeutic intervention on hepatocyte release of serum amyloid A proteins. 🔒 go.nature.com/4dVyOwq

@PallaviKshetra2 @MaitraArindam @FollowDbtNibmg @Garbhinicohort @DrSagarSengupta Thank you ma'am!

@MaitraArindam @FollowDbtNibmg @Garbhinicohort @demiDoc_ @DrSagarSengupta Congratulations Jagyashila and to the complete team @Garbhinicohort

My student, Jagyashila Das finished a challenging PhD on epigenomics of pregnancy and preterm birth and joined as Postdoctoral Researcher, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania. A bright spot in my recent tough times. @FollowDbtNibmg @Garbhinicohort

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My all-time favorite Venn diagram 😆

Take a bow, all those who give!

A humbling explanation by my favourite @haryannvi ji!

@FarnazShamsi @mehdi_pirouz Wishing you more layers and happiness!

A three-layer celebration for a birthday, an anniversary, and a great R01 score!

@ashleyruba_phd Was unable to reach through DM. Also ig I'm a lil late too. But still, GROW.

This @Barbie just submitted her thesis #ChasingThatFeeling #Thesis #AcademicTwitter

In Bharat (read Desi), we trust with swag.

@theErinPaige Love is love. I myself is a "straight" person, however do not know who sets the standards of ones preferences (besides pervertion, like those that cause harm to others) and I really do not like putting adjectives of straight, gay, queer, etc. We all are fellows and we love!

This is joy. This is trans joy. This is cis joy. This is the joy of 11 years together culminating in us each marrying our best friend. We've been through so much together, and there's nobody else with whom I'd rather face the future. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

I am an R user, with a beginner to intermediate python skills. And I want to benefit from the post.