Human equivalent of Psyduck | Part-time Couch Potato | Full-Time Cinephile ❤ | Cat Mom 🐈
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Hell lot of data is passed on through DNA so instead of hating yourself for the way that you are, hate your ancestors.
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Increasing the PF wage ceiling from ₹15,000 to ₹25,000 raises a fundamental question: why should employees be forced to lock away more of their salary without being given greater choice over how their own money is invested?
If the Government wants people to contribute more, then earn their confidence through better returns, transparent investment decisions, easier access and clear accountability.
Simply increasing mandatory contributions while ignoring these concerns is unacceptable. Employees’ salaries are not a pool of money that policymakers should control without adequate choice and accountability.
Commuting to office after 11-days long Japan trip and can’t cope tbh. Why is everything so unaesthetic and aggressive? Never felt like this before and this is my 6th country. PJS is real.
Me recording what I do in office in a day:
Man if you are recording what you do at office then you are doing nothing in office tbh.
Microsoft, google, amazon and employees all big companies making videos of doing things than actual working.
Microsoft's 60000 jobs cutoff are justified now.
Hey @grok for how many hours he did actual work?
I saw the cutest gadget at Bic Camera & couldn’t resist getting this retro-style mini PC BT speaker. Please ignore dusty mat, I will clean it.
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Periodic reminder that this only happens in India cuz they won't spend on upgrading the scanning machines.
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Recently, a distant relative I barely know visited my home in Gurgaon. He is probably in his early 60s.
He finished his dinner, got up and went to the sink to wash his hands. Why couldn’t he take the plate with him?
I was thinking, who exactly are you expecting to pick up your plate? You’re not even in your own house.
Of course, I didn’t say anything. He was a guest and older than me.
The disturbing part isn’t even that he left his plate on the table. I genuinely don’t think it registered in his mind that he had left anything behind.
In his mind, dinner was over. The plate? Someone else would pick it up.
That’s how Indian men are trained. First your mother picks up after you, then your sister and then your wife.
Travel outside India and you realise how absurd this is.
We talk endlessly about preserving Indian culture. But we rarely ask which parts of that culture actually deserve to be preserved.
If ‘culture’ means a grown man can’t even pick up his own dirty plate because his mother, sister or wife will do it, maybe that part of our culture deserves to die.
Not everything old deserves to be preserved.
