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A Fintrovert retweeted
Software is like aluminum.
Aluminum used to be a rare luxury metal. Kings were served their meals on it.
Then someone discovered that aluminium could be extracted from bauxite.
Now we wrap our sandwiches in it.
The aluminum industry is way bigger than it was back then, but the aluminum artisans who made plates for kings went out of business.
Today, the only way to make money in the aluminum industry is using cheap electricity at massive scale.
Nobody has a moat just because they can make aluminum anymore.
AI is doing this to software.
There will be more software than ever, but the ability to make it (including taste) will no longer be valuable.
Software isn't going away—it's margins and the artisans who make it are.
A Fintrovert retweeted
Elon can delete his tweets, but the internet never forgets.
Hey @grok , can you show us the last 5 tweets Elon Musk deleted?
A Fintrovert retweeted
If you’re thinking of buying a project from Godrej, don’t.
You can never be confident of getting possession on time. Godrej Greens, Godrej Park Greens and Godrej Forest Grove in Pune have all faced multi-year delays.
Their projects look horrible too. No aesthetics.
The worst investment I did is buying a property of Godrej- big brand bigger, bigger fraud.
Bought a property in 2023, they told we will get possession in 2026 mid, forget the possession, they are telling they want to add additional floors and that too 8-9 floors, without adding any extra plot to the project.
From past 3 months the CRMs has bullied, disturbed, bribed and what not for us to sign the consent form to modify the RERA, as a person who works a full time job, this kind of harassment takes a toll on mental health, as now I am paying full EMI and possession not sure when they are going to give(maybe 2028(Rera date)), the constructions they have left in mid. For Phase1 owners also they are pushing the handover deadline.
This is so disappointing! and now I am stuck, so whenever you decide to buy a property in Godrej, think 100 times before.
A Fintrovert retweeted
I’m arguing with my dad, he keeps saying AI is a bubble. And I keep telling him you have no idea what you’re talking about. People on the outside do not understand what it means when in 2 days you do 2 months of work. Normie brain can’t compute this. We are so early.
A Fintrovert retweeted
We are slowly removing coincidence out of our lives. We don't pick a restaurant before even checking the ratings. We don't hear music before the algorithm ever predicts we'll like it. We don't even take a route before maps removes the wrong turn. Barely meet someone even before checking their profile. And none of that is necessarily bad. But that's what makes it interesting because every tool nowadays removes every tiny bit of uncertainty, but uncertainty is where a lot of your favorite memories came from. The place you found by accident, the friend you met because the plans changed. The street you weren't supposed to be on that ended up having the best restaurant you've ever been to. We've optimized our life so well to the point where nothing unexpected ever has room to even happen and a life with no accidents is easier to manage, but it's just harder to remember.
A Fintrovert retweeted
We created gyms because modern day work no longer required physical activity. Without exercise, our muscles atrophy.
I predict we’ll need gyms for our brains too, once AI starts doing our knowledge work.
A Fintrovert retweeted
EXTORTING MONEY THROUGH ALIMONY & MENTAL HARASSMENT IS FINANCIAL RAPE.
Software engineer Sambhav Jain married in 2023. Due to financial burdens, his wife divorced him. Following the 2025 divorce, he reportedly had a ₹3 crore settlement, of which ₹1 crore had already been paid, while another ₹1 crore payment was due amid mounting debts.
Stressed by his financial and personal circumstances, he messaged his father before dying by suicide after jumping from a 42nd-floor building in Noida.
A Fintrovert retweeted
There's a famous paradox in economics. If a man marries his housekeeper, GDP falls. The work continues, the cleaning still happens, but the moment it stops being paid, it vanishes from the national accounts.
Arthur Pigou pointed this out in 1932 and economists have argued about it ever since.
A stay-at-home parent is the paradox at maximum scale. A daycare worker caring for four kids counts as economic output. A parent caring for their own kids counts as zero. Same labor, same hours, same outcome for the child. One shows up in GDP and one doesn't.
The gap is enormous. Estimates of unpaid household and care work in the US run around $4 to $6 trillion a year, which would make it one of the largest sectors in the economy if anyone counted it.
That's what makes this proposal interesting as an economics experiment, whatever you think of the politics. The moment a government pays a parent $9,000 for care they were already providing, invisible work becomes visible. Nothing about the household changes. The country just gets measurably "richer."
Pigou's housekeeper problem, running in reverse, 94 years later.
A Fintrovert retweeted
graphesis psychosis. representing information purely for the theatrical effect of doing so, the impression that one is learning.
A Fintrovert retweeted
Finally, one of my friends got divorced today.
The settlement cost him ₹15 lakh + his used Creta.
For the last 4 days, a few of us had been continuously meeting with his wife, trying to resolve everything peacefully.
She had filed multiple cases against my friend and his mother, including a domestic violence case.
After several rounds of discussion, both sides finally agreed to a settlement.
She gets ₹15 lakh + his used Creta.
Both sides withdraw their cases.
And they walk away from each other's lives.
Sometimes 4 days of conversation can achieve what years of court dates cannot.
₹15 lakh + a Creta for peace and a fresh start.
Expensive deal or worth every rupee?
A Fintrovert retweeted
It is mindblowing to me how few people realize that their lives and everything they know will change drastically in the near future.
At this point, it should be pretty clear.
A Fintrovert retweeted
One day, quite soon, 1,000 major discoveries in 24 hours will stop being shocking and start feeling slow.
A Fintrovert retweeted
I’m convinced that intelligence is overrated.
Intelligent people are more likely to overthink, overplan, and overanalyze. They hide behind motion that doesn't create progress. They fear the judgment of others if they're proven wrong.
The truth is that intelligence is abundant. Especially now. AI is making it a commodity. Courage is not. And it can’t be replaced. The people you admire are the ones who had the courage to act. They aren’t more talented than you. They aren’t smarter than you. They just took action when you didn’t.
I often wonder how many extraordinary people wasted their entire lives waiting for permission that never came. Permission isn't granted. Permission is taken. You get to tap yourself in whenever you want. You can just do things.
Courage beats intelligence. Remember that.
