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Hari Viswanath

@_HarryVish

Be laser focused on what you are born for. Disregard/discard everything and everyone else. Deputy Editor @businessline (Editor Research Bureau; @blportfolio)

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Mohamed A. El-Erian
Mohamed A. El-Erian@elerianm·
Thanks to the @CGDev Board for electing me. I am greatly honored to serve in this role, especially at such a pivotal moment for the global economy—one that increasingly threatens the most vulnerable segments of society, particularly in developing countries I have long admired the work of @CGDev and look forward to working closely with the Board, @rglenner and colleagues as they continue to turn rigorous analysis into actionable policy that addresses today's most pressing development challenges. #economy #development #developingcountries
Center for Global Development@CGDev

We’re delighted to announce that @elerianm has been elected as the next Board Chair of @CGDev. “His expertise and perspective will be invaluable at this critical moment for international development,” says @rglenner. Welcome, Mohamed! cgdev.org/article/center…

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Mohamed A. El-Erian
Mohamed A. El-Erian@elerianm·
Some drama at the Federal Reserve today as the decision to keep interest rates unchanged was accompanied by a significant two-sided dissent. Reflecting the trifecta of an uncertain economic outlook, the stagflationary impact of the Middle East War, and the fact that this marks Chair Powell’s final meeting, only eight FOMC members voted to hold rates at 3.5%–3.75%. Four members dissented: three voted against an easing bias while one favored a cut. This marks the first time we have seen four dissents in a single meeting since 1992. Should be an interesting press conference. #economy #markets #federalreserve
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Math Files@Math_files·
In 1955, when the Bharat Ratna was awarded, one of the recipients was M. Visvesvaraya, the legendary engineer known for his exceptional intellect and precision. On one occasion, while traveling by train at midnight, he was resting with his head down, trying to sleep. As the train moved along, he became aware—almost subconsciously—of a particular rhythmic sound at a consistent frequency. Suddenly, that rhythm broke. This subtle change immediately alerted him. Sensing that something was wrong with the tracks, he woke up and pulled the emergency chain to stop the train. When questioned, he calmly explained that he had not acted without reason—he suspected a serious fault ahead, possibly a large crack in the railway track that could lead to a derailment and a major accident. The railway staff, carrying torches, went ahead to inspect the tracks after the train came to a halt. Upon investigation, they discovered that his suspicion was correct—there was indeed a significant crack in the track.
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Math Files@Math_files·
Albert Einstein once remarked, “You know, Henri, I began by studying mathematics, but eventually turned to physics.” Henri Poincaré asked, “Why was that?” Einstein replied, “Because although I could distinguish true statements from false ones, I couldn’t determine which were truly important.” Poincaré smiled and responded, “That’s quite interesting, Albert. I began with physics, but ultimately chose mathematics.” Einstein, intrigued, asked, “And why did you make that change?” Poincaré answered, “Because I couldn’t tell which of the important facts were actually true.” The exchange captures, with subtle wit, the contrasting philosophies of two of the greatest scientific minds.
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Wonder of Science
Wonder of Science@wonderofscience·
Fascinating time-lapse of a blue tit building a nest, laying eggs and raising her chicks over 51 days. 📽: Nest Box Live
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World of Engineering
World of Engineering@engineers_feed·
“Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less.” – Marie Curie
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CNBC-TV18 Prime
CNBC-TV18 Prime@CNBCTV18PrimeIN·
Can India have low interest rates, high capital inflows and a stable Rupee at the same time? Former SEBI Whole-Time Member Ananth Narayan explains - Why that mix may be unsustainable - How "financial repression" is warping markets @_prashantnair @ananthng #TheGlobalReset
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Jim Bianco
Jim Bianco@biancoresearch·
A reminder ... This is what Strait of Hormuz traffic looked like the day before the war started (February 27). Now compare it to the repost below. @mercoglianos @johnkonrad
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zerohedge
zerohedge@zerohedge·
"OpenAI Chief Financial Officer Sarah Friar has told other company leaders that she is worried the company might not be able to pay for future computing contracts if revenue doesn’t grow fast enough" this could be a problem for the AI bubble
zerohedge@zerohedge

"OpenAI’s CFO and board have questioned the wisdom of massive data-center spending in the face of slowing growth" but who will force the shorts to cover then?

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Volcaholic 🌋
Volcaholic 🌋@volcaholic1·
Sir David Attenborough turns 100 next week. "Please make no mistake. Climate change is the biggest threat to security that modern humans have ever faced."
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R!cky W.
R!cky W.@wayne_m159·
Video footage of the exact moment the BYD Yangwang u9 Xtreme reached a maximum speed of 496.22 km/h on the Track in Petersburg,Germany, officially beating the Bugatti Chiron super sport’s record as the world’s fastest production car
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FT Energy
FT Energy@ftenergy·
Alarm spreads among road-builders as Iran war bitumen shortage bites ft.trib.al/izqqXMA
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Hari Viswanath
Hari Viswanath@_HarryVish·
And amongst other things..look at this. 1st screenshot from the original Swarajya article. Seriously just 'gap' changed to 'chasm'? It is important that these things get called out to do justice to the effort and sacrifice of journalists who do original work. @prasannavishy
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Anmol Jain@teanmol

We agree, it is "a well-researched article". Just that it is @SwarajyaMag's research. @PrabhuChawla Ji's column in @NewIndianXpress (Korea earns. India pays. Who dictates?) appears to be remarkably inspired by Swarajya's piece (The Imbalance With Korea That Delhi Is Trying To Address) published on 22 April, four days before his column ran. The flow and story arc appear to be same. The opening peg, the three-company analytical frame, the figures used and the comparisons drawn from them, and the closing argument all follow our piece. Obviously, the underlying data is public. The MEA briefing was open to all, the IPO filings are available to anyone, the trade numbers come from DPIIT data, and all of us draw from the same well. What does not come out of public data is: - the choice Samsung, Hyundai and LG as the frame for reading the imbalance, - treating each as a distinct repatriation playbook, -deciding which figures from each tell the story, and -building the case that CEPA has produced outcomes its designers didn't intend. And there is more. The closing argument, as it happens, is more than 'inspired': @SwarajyaMag: "The $50 billion bilateral trade target Modi and Lee announced for 2030 is not new. Moon Jae-in and Modi set the same goal in 2019. What is new is Delhi's public acknowledgement that hitting that number without fixing the ratio would simply enlarge the gap." Chawla Ji: "The roughly $50-billion bilateral target Modi and Lee announced is not new. Moon Jae-in and Modi set the same goal in 2019. What is new is Delhi's public acknowledgement that hitting that number without fixing the ratio would simply enlarge the chasm." So while we're glad the "well-researched article" is finding readers, the research comes from Swarajya — "Swarajya researches. NIE rewrites. Who dictates?" Just to be clear, we're not asking for any royalties. A footnote, maybe. A line of credit would have been nice, Chawla Ji. :) For the readers, the original story and our X threads on it, are below. Original Story: swarajyamag.com/economy/the-im… Threads: 1. x.com/SwarajyaMag/st… 2. x.com/SwarajyaMag/st…

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Anmol Jain
Anmol Jain@teanmol·
We agree, it is "a well-researched article". Just that it is @SwarajyaMag's research. @PrabhuChawla Ji's column in @NewIndianXpress (Korea earns. India pays. Who dictates?) appears to be remarkably inspired by Swarajya's piece (The Imbalance With Korea That Delhi Is Trying To Address) published on 22 April, four days before his column ran. The flow and story arc appear to be same. The opening peg, the three-company analytical frame, the figures used and the comparisons drawn from them, and the closing argument all follow our piece. Obviously, the underlying data is public. The MEA briefing was open to all, the IPO filings are available to anyone, the trade numbers come from DPIIT data, and all of us draw from the same well. What does not come out of public data is: - the choice Samsung, Hyundai and LG as the frame for reading the imbalance, - treating each as a distinct repatriation playbook, -deciding which figures from each tell the story, and -building the case that CEPA has produced outcomes its designers didn't intend. And there is more. The closing argument, as it happens, is more than 'inspired': @SwarajyaMag: "The $50 billion bilateral trade target Modi and Lee announced for 2030 is not new. Moon Jae-in and Modi set the same goal in 2019. What is new is Delhi's public acknowledgement that hitting that number without fixing the ratio would simply enlarge the gap." Chawla Ji: "The roughly $50-billion bilateral target Modi and Lee announced is not new. Moon Jae-in and Modi set the same goal in 2019. What is new is Delhi's public acknowledgement that hitting that number without fixing the ratio would simply enlarge the chasm." So while we're glad the "well-researched article" is finding readers, the research comes from Swarajya — "Swarajya researches. NIE rewrites. Who dictates?" Just to be clear, we're not asking for any royalties. A footnote, maybe. A line of credit would have been nice, Chawla Ji. :) For the readers, the original story and our X threads on it, are below. Original Story: swarajyamag.com/economy/the-im… Threads: 1. x.com/SwarajyaMag/st… 2. x.com/SwarajyaMag/st…
Dhiraj@IndustrlPolicy

A well-researched article on the notoriety of Korean chaebols and their termite like extractive behaviour in Indian domestic market. They quietly quietly repatriated under the guise of royalties etc offshore to fund heavy capital investments abroad. newindianexpress.com/opinion/column…

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Charlie Bilello
Charlie Bilello@charliebilello·
Americans spent over $109 billion on lottery tickets last year, which is more than they spent on movies, books, concerts and sports tickets - combined.
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