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So basically I found this iceberg on the subreddit, (credit to u/WillingAntelope0, who made the iceberg) and he said a friend of his would make a YouTube series explaining every entry, but after checking his channel, he only did like 2 tiers before stopping. so I will try and use my knowledge and resources to explain every entry for those who haven't seen it at all. Tier 1: Common Knowledge Surfin USA: >!1963 single released on the album that has its name, became major commercial success, but got tangled up in a lawsuit involving Chuck Berry's "Sweet Little Sixteen".!< Good Vibrations: >!Don't really need to explain. its Good ******* Vibration...

I'm still seeing comments across social media, arguing why there shouldn't have been a national language at all, or why Tagalog is killing other languages and dialects, among others. The best way to counter the reinforcement of Tagalog in all levels was through mass media - songs, newspapers, radio, TV, movies, now online streaming - mainly funded by the private sector. That's pretty much what India & Canada did - build media industries and studios along linguistic lines, across multiple cities. After EDSA 1 only ABS-CBN really pursued to re-establish its presence at the regional level, operating up to 11 regional TV stations at one point. GMA pretty much operates fr...

When I was a kid, I used to sit on the balcony during those long power cuts, watching the streetlights flicker off one by one. Everything would go quiet except for the soft hum of night insects. And for some strange reason, that silence always made me wish someone was sitting next to me so we could share that moment without speaking. No noise, no pressure, just the comfort of knowing someone was there. That simple memory still follows me. Maybe that’s why I’m finally writing this. Maybe I’m hoping to find someone who understands those quiet, gentle moments too. Hey… so here goes nothing. I’ve been drafting this silly post for what feels like an entire lifetime. Honestly, it t...

When I was a kid, I used to sit on the balcony during those long power cuts, watching the streetlights flicker off one by one. Everything would go quiet except for the soft hum of night insects. And for some strange reason, that silence always made me wish someone was sitting next to me so we could share that moment without speaking. No noise, no pressure, just the comfort of knowing someone was there. That simple memory still follows me. Maybe that’s why I’m finally writing this. Maybe I’m hoping to find someone who understands those quiet, gentle moments too. Hey… so here goes nothing. I’ve been drafting this silly post for what feels like an entire lifetime. Honestly, it t...

When I was a kid, I used to sit on the balcony during those long power cuts, watching the streetlights flicker off one by one. Everything would go quiet except for the soft hum of night insects. And for some strange reason, that silence always made me wish someone was sitting next to me so we could share that moment without speaking. No noise, no pressure, just the comfort of knowing someone was there. That simple memory still follows me. Maybe that’s why I’m finally writing this. Maybe I’m hoping to find someone who understands those quiet, gentle moments too. Hey… so here goes nothing. I’ve been drafting this silly post for what feels like an entire lifetime. Honestly, it t...

When I was a kid, I used to sit on the balcony during those long power cuts, watching the streetlights flicker off one by one. Everything would go quiet except for the soft hum of night insects. And for some strange reason, that silence always made me wish someone was sitting next to me so we could share that moment without speaking. No noise, no pressure, just the comfort of knowing someone was there. That simple memory still follows me. Maybe that’s why I’m finally writing this. Maybe I’m hoping to find someone who understands those quiet, gentle moments too. Hey… so here goes nothing. I’ve been drafting this silly post for what feels like an entire lifetime. Honestly, it t...

When I was a kid, I used to sit on the balcony during those long power cuts, watching the streetlights flicker off one by one. Everything would go quiet except for the soft hum of night insects. And for some strange reason, that silence always made me wish someone was sitting next to me so we could share that moment without speaking. No noise, no pressure, just the comfort of knowing someone was there. That simple memory still follows me. Maybe that’s why I’m finally writing this. Maybe I’m hoping to find someone who understands those quiet, gentle moments too. Hey… so here goes nothing. I’ve been drafting this silly post for what feels like an entire lifetime. Honestly, it t...

Warning: Very long read (15 mins) TLDR : The largely Buddhist populace of India pre10c CE was gradually transitioned and relegated under rhe brahminical hierarchy as "Shudras" and Dalits. # =========== # # The Submerged Edifice: A Critical Historiography of the Buddhist Zenith, Structural Appropriation, and the Fabrication of the Vedic-First Narrative # ​1. Introduction: The Historiographical Battleground ​The history of the Indian subcontinent, particularly the transition from the ancient to the medieval period, remains a contested terrain where material evidence frequently clashes with established textual narratives. The prevailing historiographical framework, entrenched...

Some evenings, when the world finally quiets down, I remember a moment from childhood. I was sitting on the rooftop during a power cut, looking at the sky that had only a handful of stars. Nothing was happening, but it felt peaceful. And I used to think, if a friend sat beside me right now, we wouldn’t need words to feel connected. Just sharing the silence would be enough. That small memory has stayed with me all these years. Maybe that’s why I’m finally taking this little leap of faith and sending this post out, hoping it reaches someone who understands that kind of calm connection. I’m a 27 year old guy from India, pretty introverted by nature. I finished medical school and I�...

I (currently in Bangalore) finished my Master’s in the US in May 2025. After graduating, I spent several months job-hunting, referrals, networking, recruiters, cold emails, and everything possible within my means but nothing worked. I did get to interview with a few big tech companies that I applied to directly. The interviews went pretty well, but nothing moved forward. As time passed, the job market (especially for immigrants on OPT) kept getting worse. Interview calls slowly declined and eventually stopped almost completely. With fewer roles being posted and even fewer recruiters responding, I decided to accept a Data Analyst contract role so that I could at least stay employed and prod...

In [this post](https://www.reddit.com/r/bhartiya_languages/comments/1p9cqb5/comment/nryuwmg/?context=3) it's stated that the tombstone is written in "*Arwi language which is basically Tamil written with Arabic letters*." \[sic\] The tombostone is in the Palaiya Jumma Pall Mosque, located in Kilakarai, Tamil Nadu, India. Several [articles in Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arwi) also state that it's written in Arwi. After reading the first line: من يرى قبري ويمشي غافلا , I couldn't just walk by carelessly without making an effort to clarify the issue ... I'd like to make a full Arabic transcription and translation of the headstone so...

Welcome friends. This thread gathers our most common questions about castor oil so you can explore at your own pace. Castor oil shows up everywhere in hair and scalp care, yet the basics often get lost in hype. Below you’ll find what it is, how it works, what we *don’t* know, and simple routines that fit real life. All hair types and identities welcome here. # 1. What Exactly Is Castor Oil? Castor oil comes from the seeds of the *Ricinus communis* plant, often grown in Brazil, India and other warm regions. Cold-pressed varieties avoid heat and solvents, which helps preserve native fatty acids like ricinoleic acid. These fatty acids give the oil its thick, cushiony texture that many peo...

I (currently in Bangalore) finished my Master’s in the US in May 2025. After graduating, I spent several months job-hunting, referrals, networking, recruiters, cold emails, and everything possible within my means but nothing worked. I did get to interview with a few big tech companies that I applied to directly. The interviews went pretty well, but nothing moved forward. As time passed, the job market (especially for immigrants on OPT) kept getting worse. Interview calls slowly declined and eventually stopped almost completely. With fewer roles being posted and even fewer recruiters responding, I decided to accept a Data Analyst contract role so that I could at least stay employed and prod...

I have been wanting to make this post since a long time. My main motive of this post is- what was that one opinion of yours you couldnt speak here which people are just not ready to listen? I mean what i feel is since i have surfed the reddit a lot is that once the majority of people decide their favs and make the other grp/person in bb the villain, they really arent ready to listen something against their favorite and in favour of their ***** ones. So i want all of you to comment down your controversial opinion which people arent just ready to listen but is somewhat correct for the “Real audience “ of india which we all can agree that not everyone is part of reddit. So list down ...

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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/women-surpass-men-in-job-readiness-for-first-time-finds-india-skills-report-2026/amp_articleshow/125251184.cms 2 years back when i was looking for job, i posted in sub under a post in comments said about this, now it became true, due to downvotes i deleted the comments and posts. The society shift is happening, south india will go into the hands of women with in next very few years in employment wise. Also the marriages will go to ****, due to women leading in jobs, mens leads in population, they don't marry unemployed men, as they become more employed in future

# MASTER STRESS-TEST GAUNTLET FOR USGHA (180+ vectors) Universal Zero-Out-of-Pocket U.S. Global Health & Longevity Act – Monte Carlo Edition (Last updated: Dec 2025) ## 1. Political & Legislative Sabotage (32) - Hyper-partisan repeal-and-replace cycles every 8–12 years - Every new administration delays/underfunds 2–4 years - 2–5 % annual policy sabotage risk (filibusters, poison pills, riders) - Supreme Court 6-3 “major questions” doctrine gutting (50–100 % chance by 2035) - Nationwide injunctions average 26–42 months per major rule - Mandatory sunset clauses → auto 20–30 % cut every 8–10 years - Annual appropriations haircuts 12–18 % real compounded ...

Ever watched a brand desperately chase a viral meme, completely missing its own point? Or seen a marketing report filled with impressive 'likes' but vague sales figures? Sitting here with my chai, I often think about how the digital world has changed marketing, and not always for the better. We started with the promise of genuine connection, but many times, we've fallen into a trap of chasing superficial numbers, what we call 'vanity metrics' (measurements that look good but don't necessarily correlate to real business success). Social media platforms initially offered a fantastic way to build communities and create brand awareness at a lower cost than traditio...

Ever watched a brand desperately chase a viral meme, completely missing its own point? Or seen a marketing report filled with impressive 'likes' but vague sales figures? Sitting here with my chai, I often think about how the digital world has changed marketing, and not always for the better. We started with the promise of genuine connection, but many times, we've fallen into a trap of chasing superficial numbers, commonly known as 'vanity metrics' (measurements that look good but don't necessarily correlate to real business success). Social media platforms initially offered a fantastic way to build communities and create brand awareness at a lower cost than tra...