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You can take a wild guess at the country, most likely you will be right. I am not looking to solve any personal problems, the problems are more related to the
by godi_media 3y ago
You can take a wild guess at the country, most likely you will be right.
I am not looking to solve any personal problems, the problems are more related to the conservative and non scientific politics. I get regularly abused and bullied for my non religious and scientific views.
This has a knock on effect on my wife not able to realize her potential(MBA TPM in FAANG) as generally the leadership in corporates is a sausage fest with ratios as bad as 20-30:1 in non engineering and 50:1 in engineering leadership roles.
The cities are unsafe at best for women and children and this renders me Antinatalist here.
I don't have a wide social circle here as well with me being a nerd since childhood, F1 vs the local sport and tech gaming instead of socializing.
- adastra22 3y agoIndia? Sorry to push the issue but this is an interesting data point. I see a strong move towards non-scientific, religious conservatism in my country as well.
- godi_media 3y agoYes. We are increasingly moving towards an anti-science and anti-technocrat based regime. There are signs of fascism with the media control,my username is that reference. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godi_media https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godi_media)
- adastra22 3y agoMost of the world is shifting that way, due to Russian and Chinese funded far-right groups. See AfD in Germany, and the Republican Party in the USA. It’s a shame that this rise in ultranationalism in India coincides with a massive economic boom, which will cause many to see a causal connection that isn’t there.