😣 Traumatic & Disruptive process of SCHOOL & COLLEGE EDUCATION... And then NO JOBS in the Economy 👿 

❤😊 thank u sir

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True

But that is bcos u work in a capitalist society. If it was communist China then ur adult life would also have become pathetic. This content creator is a communist n is using troubled people in society as fodder and manipulating them to think that capitalism is the root of all evil, which Is not correct. We all suffer as commoners, but such urban naxalites like this content creator give u half truths to poison minds of common people. Most of them r funded by China. BTW everything that he is using, be it be his mobile phone, camera or internet or youtube, it's all a product of capitalism. Such inventions and enterprises don't happen under communist societies. This guy is poisoning young minds by stating half truths.

What multiple businesses ?

Where did you learn about businesses

I can relate sir

Same as me but a little similar not too much 35-year-old single it damaged my career if I had known before this bullshit matrix which will damage my mind I never joined the school instead I would have learned practical business skills for the rest of my education for the sake of a degree I opted for correspondence any solution right past 4 years I'm unemployed whatever I learned in the past has become obsolete try learn new skills but which skills I should opt I am unable to choose or you can having suffering

Thank you for sharing 😢🙏🏻

Unemployment is a growing problem that society has turned its back on. Thank you for sharing 😢🙏🏻

Most Indian parents live in a box of"shoulds". Despite being an ex IITian, I have homeschooled my children for the real world

@@MineshBaxiYT Good decision!! I hope they'll do well.

Sometimes water is thicker than blood. Strangers who have no stakes in your life can play a healing role, which family members can't.

Very good

😊🙏🏻 Thank you for your love.

"You stated the problem, what is your proposed solution? Oh you don't have a solution? In that case, leave us alone or accept my proposed solution" --This is a habitual knee-jerk response that we are conditioned to have in every discussion. We need to control this habit if we are find real solutions to real-life problems.

The immediate readily available alternatives are not always the needed solutions, sometimes we need to build towards a fresh different solution. Every little discussion is one step towards the solution. "Vedic Indian", "British colonial" are such narrow nationalist ways of thinking in this connected world.

​@@KrishnarajRaoUrbanNaxalगुरुकुल पद्धति को दोबारा जीवित करना किसी के बस में नहीं है आज पर इस पद्धति से सीख लेकर current Education System ko Improve Krne ki कोशिश करनी चाहिए।

No jobs in the market..right now..

It is sad reality, Most people are living like dead at the age of 25 and keep living like this for the rest of our life.

My smartphone camera app cuts the video at 23:07 -- It's a setting I haven't figured out how to change.

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I don't believe in anything supernatural, spiritual, miraculous or religious. I used to believe till I was maybe 45, but not any more.

@@KrishnarajRaoUrbanNaxal would you like to tell me your birthday sir?

@@AbhishekSharma-vm7tr Actually, the only reason I would not do that here is because that DOB info is also used for a bunch of other transactions online. But feel free to WhatsApp me on 8169471229

Sure, we will discuss alternatives.

@@KrishnarajRaoUrbanNaxal In high school, up until class 11, I managed to maintain my sanity and found contentment despite having few friends. However, the turning point came in class 12 when I became acutely aware of societal expectations regarding social status and career. Fearing for my future, I embarked on a path of intense and, in retrospect, misguided hard work to establish the coveted social status and career. My dedication led me to study through sleepless nights, consumed by thoughts of academics and career prospects. The relentless stress took a toll on my health-manifesting in severe hair loss and a compromised immune system that resulted in newfound food allergies. Despite securing a spot in a prestigious government NIT institute after a year of arduous effort, I've come to realize that the struggles I endured seem futile in hindsight. Reflecting on the past year, I've concluded that the life I once led, up until class 11, was far more fulfilling and joyous. Those were the days when I could sleep peacefully, unburdened by the relentless pursuit of societal expectations. Now, ensnared in the grind of academic and societal norms, I feel like a cog in the machine-a participant in a system that uses individuals like me without offering true fulfillment. I find myself questioning the validity of the path I am on, realizing that the societal norms and expectations I strived so hard to meet might not lead to genuine satisfaction. It's disheartening to recognize that my pursuit of success and social standing has placed me in a laborious state, akin to being ensnared in the Matrix. Despite securing a place in a prestigious institution, I can't shake the feeling that I've become just another individual following the predetermined trajectory set by society. The initial sense of accomplishment has given way to a realization that I might be on a path that doesn't align with my true desires and aspirations. This internal conflict is exacerbated by the awareness that the life I once found happiness in, before succumbing to societal pressures, was more genuine and fulfilling. The current narrative of chasing success at the cost of personal well-being and happiness seems increasingly hollow. In conclusion, I am grappling with the realization that the path I chose, driven by societal expectations, may not lead to the fulfillment and happiness I initially sought. The struggle to conform to established norms has left me questioning the very essence of my journey and pondering if there's a way to rediscover the authenticity and joy that seemed so readily available before succumbing to the pressures of the world.

Hind A or Hindi B or grammar & literature separately

Yes, it's important to have a Anti establishment mindset, he is a deshbhakt who understands critical thinking and knows that no government can be trusted.

Yes,It is a constructive suggestion, but the reality is people largely continue to do the foolishness in spite of the things (dark side) being said by YTs in repetition

Anshul, your feedback is noted. But remember, while this is a video you watch, it is also a journal of my own thoughts -- a vlog. Sometimes I spread out wide, sometimes I drill deep within some thoughts. Drilling deep means staying in the same place. I follow my own instincts because I am on an exploratory journey of my own thoughts and my own memories. I am riding a train of thoughts. The thinking goes on all the time i.e. all day, and in fact has been going on all my life. What you are seeing is my voicing of my thoughts in a public way -- which then has a chance to interact with your thoughts 😊🙏🏻

@@KrishnarajRaoUrbanNaxal Remarkable constructive answer👍