On 2025-03-10, I reacted with interest to the question of what else is common in countries with relatively low obesity rates and pointed to @TheOddball__ for research. I gave no answer or research findings; the linked material’s contents are not available in the capture.
I reacted with interest to a question about what else is common in countries with relatively low obesity rates, and identified @TheOddball__ as the research source. The captured material gives no answer, obesity-rate figures, or research findings; a related reply contains a link whose contents are unknown.
I said that health-related efforts in the last decade had felt too early, but that health and longevity were becoming mainstream in urban India. I thought the timing might now be right for entrepreneurs to build something in health. I did not identify a particular product, business, or venture.
I announced Ep #6 and said that, from looking at society, successful people seem to focus more on health than most—a “chicken and egg problem.” When I fall sick, I quickly feel that without good health nothing else, including work-related matters, matters; once I recover, I forget that perspective. I also said SunielVShetty had “aged like fine wine,” that @mukeshbansal06 wrote a book on health hacks, and that @Nithin0dha is obsessed with health.
On 2023-06-30 at 05:35 UTC, I announced the trailer for Episode 6 and said health is increasingly relevant to entrepreneurship. I described the discussion as covering general health and “the simple stuff,” said it was coming soon, and tagged @SunielVShetty, @Nithin0dha, and @mukeshbansal06. I did not identify the show or specify the health topics in more detail.
I asked why most people I know, including me, had been sick together over the last 10 days; I did not identify an illness or explain the apparent cluster.
On 2023-07-06, I replied to @nikhilkamathcio’s question about people being sick together with the single word “Sick.” That reply does not clarify whether I was describing my own condition.
A captured standalone post says health-related efforts in the last decade felt too early, but health and longevity are becoming mainstream in urban India; it suggests the timing might now be right for entrepreneurs to build something in health. The supplied capture does not identify the standalone post’s author, so I cannot attribute this view to myself.