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Ajay, you're writing paper to advise GoI on private funding in favor of acad, research 'for the greater good of mankind', but you find it difficult to win over funding for your own joint - what's missing here ? 27:34 Whoa there buddy...a favor.... Favor 'bestowed' upon India ?!!! Remember in the early days of RE/solar when everyone wanted a piece of the action, and GoI went 'hang on there buddy, not so fast' on the tariff rates, after which things sorta started slowing down a bit ? Also, there's a lot of work-in-progress on the distribution-network front, green field and major upgrades and such - which is huge, and you guys appear not too up to date on this. Opposition shouldn't end up in jail - open and unqualified statement like that ? Why are there so many Covid drug/research/contract related senate hearings in US ?

A friend asked me recently what my favorite podcast was and I said, without a moments hesitation, that it was Everything is Everything, and gave a quick summary of what sort of topics it addresses. He asked me what is the use of knowing all those things, about policy, about how the state should function and what sort of powers the state and the individual should have over each other. Because clearly, there's nothing he or I could do about any of those. I spent a while in uffish thought. Why, indeed? And here's what I think. It's because so much of it is non-intuitive! At first reading/listening, a lot of government policy and the intent behind it is evidently driven by good objectives. Why so they invariably fail? I always thought it was some failing in the Indian character. A weak moral fibre, sharpened by generations of scarcity and want, an inherent lust for power without accountability within the state, and so on. And as I went on listening to Ajay's clear and simple explanations of the way human nature works. Of how the understanding of economics is linked to it. The nonintuitive insights that hard research has provided. How important research is, in understanding facets of this deceptively complex subject. Connecting with experiences in other countries. My thinking about it, and about many other things only tangentially connected, had cleared up enormously. It's changing one person's thinking at a time, and so much good karma to Ajay and Amit for spending so much time and effort into putting it out there for all of us. It is timeless, and you get, as a bonus, excellent coaching in the art of clear thinking.

Great conversation!

just another interview i thought would interest me to know more about BRnas I am an advent fan of his BR angle view of movies ....but ...boy oh boy mr.host till 37 mins I held up bcos BR style answers were ...hmm..in short were long ..but 37th min when u said you couldn't stay for a movie like Apocalypto....boy you lost me for ever and BR replied which should have made the host realise, his relativity to rip up movies by say zombies or stuff...😅

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The creativity of commenters is so suspect repeating AIMs stupid comments without realising how much interplay takes place between cuisine and ingredients over the years. Most of whats today considered staple Indian ingredients like potato, chilli are relatively new imports in India from the new world.

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Respect !

I am from Mirzapur

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But i live at Amma

I am also Muzaffarpur

I am also from Muzaffarpur

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One of the best content rich podcast on cricket. Good work.

South Africa and New Zealand are cursed. Just Can't finish the big games 😂😂

Wow so much context.. beautiful Podcast.. thank you

whether one likes it or not, there was some amount of overconfidence before Klassen's wicket and the gradual downfall

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Good subject selection needs a review

It is much obligatory on the part of cricket fans to discuss why a team lost a match, especially from the brink of a certain win. Winners never discuss why they won.I hope every listener appreciates this episode. Congrsts❤

Enjoyed the interview

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All the foods are created and made by bhartiya nagrik

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We neither need their cuisine nor their loot. The amount of loot, rapes, genocides they have done, how could one even think of praising them for the cuisine. Disgusting

Even Moral values are unscientific , so why believe in them at all?? Atheism is the root of all evils and its self explanatory.

What a moronic debate, the guy does not know anything about so called modern medicine, ask him to wait till he visits doctor for a chronic issue, all his assumptions of modern medicine will break down

If science is fake as Sadguru says then why did he go to super speciality hospital for treatment.

Stop spreading this Communist revisionism. Please show us these dishes in Uzbekistan. You can't. But you CAN show them in ancient Indian literature. There is no Biryani but there is Mansodan (मांसौदन), which the Mughals themselves called Hindvi Laziz.

He doesn't know much . Most of it is opinions without facts or basis

52:32 Once and for all, here's the all-encompassing definition of Spirituality: The things we humans think, say, and do to make ourselves feel better about existing.

I do respect Krish Ashok’s opinion on food but he said a lot of nonsensical stuff about the origin of our food. Hope he reads more on the subject and does his research.

Why do you post old episodes again ?

Do you need billions of dollars of research to prove something. Sadhguru tells everything about life in simple way. It's ok if you don't understand him. But don't misinterpret what he says.

Top scientists had conversations with Sadhguru for hours long is because he spreads pseudoscience? That's funny😂😂. Please do your research properly.

There is being a liberal and there is simply trashing everything your culture stands for . I am a liberal and I respect conflicting opinions. This guy is definitely of the latter kind

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Cuisine khao and forget about those demolished 40,000 temples 😅😂

Mughals have NO cuisine and NO architecture from Mongolia to Arabia via the expanses of central Asia. But somehow they conjured all these things outta thin air and GAVE a lot to Indians when they came to India.

Mughal? How can they call these dishes from Mughalai? These are all Turkic tribes first, and their meal is just camel meat and milk. They literally had no spices, in Central Asia.

Go to Uzbekistan and check if they had these cuisines..

Were do we find spices yogurt and and mest rice dishes palu

When does it stop? This question should be posed to Muslims instead of HIndus. Stop killing kafirs and destroying their temples

My foot- every food that the invaders were served were developed by our creative people , our produce, our money

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