I recommended the books Svayambodha and Shatrubodha by Pankaj Saxena for readers. "Book reco: Svayambodha and Shatrubodha by Pankaj Saxena"
Quote: "most "indian" accounts with flag or hindu bios are not based in India" – I note Musk’s concealment of account origins.
https://t.co/bsv1f4aRzg
I recommended the books Svayambodha and Shatrubodha by Pankaj Saxena for readers.
I decided "yes we got to work on that." in response to @haikouhainan on 2026‑10‑10 11:39 UTC, noting the challenge that the target audience has no American social media, making it hard to gauge how mad they got.
Replying to @hashcoin0: @hashcoin0 why not. learning from China
I questioned a prior suggestion by asking “why not” and invoked “learning from China” as a possible justification.
I reflect on how China’s manufacturing reputation shifted from three decades of cheap, low‑quality goods to today’s world‑class production, using this lens to argue that continuous building, not politics, drives progress.
For about three decades Chinese goods were considered cheap and low‑quality (which they were).
China now produces world‑class goods, and competition is strong enough that Tesla had to get BYD tariffed in the US because they couldn't compete.
Politics doesn't matter here.
India formally bid to host the 2036 Olympics (cited from @BRICSinfo).
I conclude that industrial development follows a messy, iterative path; India is earlier on this ladder, so I expect more “attacks/memes” as it rises.