Krish Ashok

The Mathematics of Life - where I explore how fractals determine how long complex biological systems (like us) last and how to get more out of your 2 billion heartbeat budget youtu.be/zZYRWgVBSrI

@yabasust 😂😂😂😂

This is there in chennai even when there is no marathon

@AlfaRomeoJun Yes - for things like chapati that need a flame. Everything else is fine

@krishashok But you haven’t considered the taste of food cooked in induction versus gas; I thought you would at least mention that as a sophisticated chef 🙂 I much prefer food cooked on a flame.

I’d recommend that anyone that thinks induction stoves are elitist do a little bit of math youtube.com/shorts/veqy539…

@TheChutneyBoy Of course. This was one 3 min reel, reads all 😅

@krishashok Nice video. Also why not also consider other electric cooktops too? And instant pots – they are also faster to cook even for large quantities!

@raju_baxi No yaar

@krishashok Does induction stove emits harmful electro magnetic waves?

Ok boss. It’s just a better cooking appliance on the medium to long run where more of the energy mix will come from renewable sources. And “many” that consume my English language content. Why the assumption that I’m speaking to anyone else? I don’t see any flip side to the urban rich getting off subsidised LPG

@krishashok replace "everyone" with "many" - i assume that's what you would like. the conclusions will still be similar. electricity prices will rise because higher demand and lpg prices will fall because lower demand

Mandatory disclosure: I am a TTK Prestige shareholder. I am also a Power Grid shareholder. I am also an Indian Oil shareholder. a. If everyone shifts to induction, then electricity consumption shoots up and LPG prices fall. In economics, this is called substitution effects. When demand for electricity shoots up, so does the price of electricity per unit. By how much? I am not sure. b. What is the extra load on the power grid when more and more people use induction? I don't have an answer. c. Commercially available induction stoves are good for cooking small amounts of food. Try cooking for a family of 6-8 on an induction stove. d. Gas stoves last for ages. I have seen people use 40 year old gas stoves too. Induction stoves? They last at most 5 years with low usage. With heavy usage 3 times a day, i suspect they will conk off much faster. e. Induction stoves have semiconductor chips in them. The same chips that make your cars and electronic devices. There is already a massive chip shortage globally. f. Remember when demonetization happened and people were told to use Paytm and credit cards? How did that go? Any idea how difficult it is to get a middle aged, or old person, with hundreds of other responsibilities, to suddenly learn to use an induction cooker?

@psmith2 @peeleraja Boss I sang the praises of induction in my book 5 years ago and also posted a pretty viral video about how it works.

@krishashok @peeleraja Yeah it’s ok to use it now to ease the pressure on L P G and continue to use it to boil milk and stuff for other reasons . Treating it as a complete replacement and singing its benefits is bullshit.. if it was so great why did you not mention it till now ..

@GabbbarSingh @iPrash Haha. Category: Longform interdisciplinary low budget dining room based single-angle face-the-camera video

@iPrash @krishashok Giu Oscar 1 nos.

The Mathematics of Life - where I explore how fractals determine how long complex biological systems (like us) last and how to get more out of your 2 billion heartbeat budget youtu.be/zZYRWgVBSrI

@iPrash Thank you!

@krishashok Very excellent Asog Saar 🙏🏽

@KarthiMahade A very tiny amount, and your body will remove it

@krishashok thala .. உங்கள் பார்வைக்கு 😃 over the period of time how much of stone will get into body system and how why this vessel can be useful than food grade stainless steel?

@inpursuitofoppo Thank you!

@krishashok It’s been a while , in fact a lot of time , where I listened to something continuously for 15 mins . Outstanding research and work .

@kartikasthana Thank you!

@krishashok This is why I am on X. Brilliant content Krish Sir.

@ituchaudhuri You just shoot at some insane frame rate. Elapsed time is still same

@krishashok Wait, don't they have to shoot the same amount of frames to slow down the action? Ya has to overcrank as they used to say in film days

Judging by the last few mass movies I saw in Tamil, Telugu & Hindi, it feels like they only need to shoot 30 mins of actual footage, which in ultra slow motion becomes 3 hours.

@randomindian47 Thank you!

@krishashok Amazing tal.🎆 Loved how it all comes together at the end from a human health perspective. Very dense content— definitely need a few passes to even absorb a little 😄. Can only imagine the huge effort behind this , Thank you 🙏

@muthu891 Thank you! (Team is just me 😅)

@krishashok Must watch Good connect with engineering entropy and Biology ! Amazing work kudos team ❤️

@ShintoVimla Thank you!

@krishashok This is soo good! Amazing

@BhargavK18401 Thank you!

@krishashok This is an amazing piece of work. The depth of research and the quality of the content are truly exceptional!