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@Erik40219684527 @KantInEastt But we didn’t build America. We came after all the infrastructure and facilities are built. We came after all the companies have been established.we came after America was deemed developed nation. How many of us are willing to go to Somalia?

@KantInEastt And earn 35% less natives doing the same job. Scab labor plain and simple

Indian Americans make almost the twice of an avg American

@sudiptabiswas93 @KantInEastt In India we have full casteism and regionalism and hatred too. Isn’t it? Are we perfect without any discrimination? How many CEOs in India are promoted on merit. How many on caste and regional bias.

@KantInEastt This explains the hatred and racism

@KantInEastt That’s because the Indians move migrate are educated and come with a goal. You cannot generalize entire Indians based on the immigrant Indians.

@CiseoM @martinvars Yes. There is no traffic in European cities. Oh!! I forgot if you guys only had wide roads.

@martinvars Esto me recuerda a una noticia que leí hace algunos años. En México DF, algunos importantes ejecutivos se trasladaban directamente en helicóptero para sus reuniones, de lo grande q es la ciudad y el tremendo tráfico.

Nueva York acaba de demostrar algo que Europa sigue bloqueando. Cuando una ciudad deja probar tecnología real, el trayecto al aeropuerto pasa de castigo urbano a ventaja competitiva. Innovar no es anunciar planes. Es dejar volar. x.com/i/status/20488…

@GivemeR92851 @MarioNawfal Your navy is 10 miles sunk under the gulf. You don’t have an Air Force. Come back later.

@MarioNawfal Obsolete and expensive. When a $2000 drone can easily take this down, it’s obsolete. The US has now LOST (SHOT down,) 15 Predator obsolete drone$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ in the Middle East, at the cost of over $10 million$…

🇺🇸 The U.S. Navy just flew the future of carrier warfare. The MQ 25A Stingray, an autonomous tanker drone, completed its first full flight: taxi, takeoff, landing, and aerial refueling, no pilot. It could double carrier strike range by 2027.

@SebJohnsonUK Be happy with some ranking. No one cares. America and China are leaders

Europe dominates the list of richest countries. The US ranks as 16th while the UK is not even in the top 20. This is a new ranking which measures, not just GDP, but how wealth concretely translates into the daily life of the ordinary citizen. GDP per capita is generally a terrible metric, as it assumes national output is evenly shared across the population.

@TheAsianCentury @MattooShashank In any discussion we have to bring America. So obsessed with them. And America last 12 years grew at 2.2% and in 2025 grew at 2.4%. BTW, on a $32 trillion base. Calculate the absolute based on that number.

@MattooShashank He shud say India will out do USA soon, its just growing at 1.7% while India grows at 6.5% Fekna hi hai toh bada feko yaar kya chota mota !

"My view is that India will not catch up with China in the coming decades. But it will outgrow China. India can grow at 6-8% without doing too much while China is around 3%.China's population will drop sharply while India's population will rise," says journalist Ed Luce

@SSaravanagane @ByRakeshSimha American decline has been discussed since 1980s. I will not hold my Breath waiting for it. Even in the current AI, American companies are leading. We cannot underestimate. Even if America declines the nation that benefits most is China. Do not club east, china will not allow.

@ByRakeshSimha It is all going to be market driven. With a 35 trillion deficit, dollar will start to plummet. Nations with real wealth in form of gold will start to gain ascendency. Opportunities will arise in East and we will see the natural.movement

Highly impractical advice by Sridhar Vembu. 1. It's next to impossible for second generation Indian Americans to return to India. They were born and raised Americans, and cannot imagine moving to a country they know nothing about. 2. The toxic work culture in India, where 20% of your colleagues do nothing except politics, backbiting and apple polishing, makes it extremely difficult to work in India. 3. An Indian American born and raised in New York or even California will recoil at the heat of Delhi and the near 100% humidity of Kerala. 4. There is not a single large Indian metropolis where an Indian American can raise his children without exposing them to pollution and traffic jams. 5. Like Israel, India too can gain from its vast diaspora but first it must have purpose built cities where both foreigners and Indian returnees can work and enjoy a quality of life that is at par with global standards. By default these new cities must be built at elevations above 3,000 metres so at least weather-wise, things are under control. This is urgent for attracting foreigners into fields like AI because over 90% of the world's hottest cities are in India. 6. India should have strict labour laws which guarantee protection from scumbag bosses and sexual harassment. 7. Weekends should be no-calling days. If your boss calls you after 4pm on Friday, he must be reported to HR and reprimanded by management. If a festival falls on a Saturday or Sunday, then Monday should be off by law. This is the law and standard practice in NZ and Australia. 8. Sridhar Vembu means well. He is passionate about India and cares about the future of Indians in the West where anti immigration sentiment is expected to increase in the coming years. 9. But are there enough jobs and space in India for the nearly 25 million or so global Indian diaspora? 10. Older, wealthy Indians, whose children are settled, can afford to come back to India as there are plenty of gated communities across the country where life is as good as the West. But for the average H1-B immigrant earning $100,000 in the US, returning to India means commuting in Bengaluru's nightmarish traffic for a fraction of his American salary. He'd rather go work as a supermarket filler or rideshare driver and at least ensure his children become doctors.

@balu_sastry @SSaravanagane @ByRakeshSimha American empire could go down. Just like Roman and Greek. But no empire has this much influence and impact. No one knows when it will go down.

@SSaravanagane @RPudhucode @ByRakeshSimha exactly. India's private gold holdings are not even considered . Also, US debt to GDP ratio does not take into account the unfunded liabilities of social security, etc. I too agree that when the American empire shows visible decline, movement will naturally happen.

@SSaravanagane @ByRakeshSimha Sorry I meant it is this infra both physical and educational that is making America to create exceptional startups and lead the world. We don’t have infra neither physical nor educational and due to poor R&D is unable to create tech. Using American tech is not sufficient

@RPudhucode @ByRakeshSimha If you are going to use metrics, atkeast learn to use them properly. There is a world of difference between 86% Debt to GDp and 130% Debt to GDp. Also lot of wealth stored in hard commodities is not counted in GDP

@balu_sastry @SSaravanagane @ByRakeshSimha We hold gold. Americans invest in equity markets. Holding gold is not helping our economy. Please know that.

@balu_sastry @SSaravanagane @ByRakeshSimha Then add all the cost of their safety net and infra that is provided . It is thus infeasible that gets tech startups and R$D. Have we come up any one tech on our R&D? We are good at being happy with American companies starting development centers and learning python and cobol.

@SSaravanagane @ByRakeshSimha Imagine if America didn’t SS or Medicare/meducaid or our infra no roads, public schools, sidewalks, sewage, running water, stable power, police infra, fire system infra, libraries, city parks, parking lots. If you remove the cost for all this debt to gdp will be less than India.

@CipherMother @GitaGopinath @FT First of all it is over blown. Secondly even if it is there the oil trade is less than a trillion per year. America GDP is close to $33 trillion

@GitaGopinath @FT There'll be no such thing as the Petrodollar in a few years. Demise of Petrodollar is inevitable as we have seen trade of crude oil in regional currencies for the first time ever during the Middle East crisis and it's awesome. Wait and watch

AGREE: There’s no such thing as the petrodollar via @FT. Very nice piece. giftarticle.ft.com/giftarticle/ac…

@Shashikant86 They are opening offices to do some wr or projects or for localizations. Typical Desi attitude. Hyping it. HQ, IP, profits, dividends, decision making and control rests within America. American companies also open I Zurich, Israel and other countries

London 🇬🇧 has incredible talent 🧠and AI labs from Silicon Vally is slowly moving here. Google DeepMind already rooted here, then OpenAI, then Anthropic and now Amazon .. LondonMaxxing is fking real. And Kings Cross is becoming AI Hub of London!

@LizAnnSonders @DataArbor This sort of inequality is ok. The inequality between me and Musk has grown over the last 19 years. I still made more money and accumulated more wealth. It’s only Musk increased 10000 times more than me. I can still live comfortably despite the inequality

Wealth in the U.S. is still heavily concentrated; top 10% (combo of orange, red, green bar segments) held $119 trillion in Q4 2025, nearly 70% of total wealth; top 0.1% (approximately 136,453 households) held roughly $25 trillion, or around $183 million per household @DataArbor

@SebJohnsonUK Don’t get too excited. They are all American companies just opening an office for some projects or localization. IP , tech, profits, dividend and market value and control and HQ are all based in America.

King's Cross needs a Station F style startup hub. The amount of AI talent in the area is insane. Imagine if there were 100 of the UK's top early stage builders all within the same square mile. Anybody know any billionaires willing to fund this 😂

@marinebharat There is a cost for facilities. Not everything cheap is ideal.

@marinebharat Your point on GDP. Your house in Delhi a 3BHK cannot be compared to a single family home in America. Add the cost of roads, sidewalks, sewage, running water, stable power, police infra, fire marshal service, parks, libraries, sidewalks and city parks amd libraries, sports infra

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