Nice article :) Good to see the progress made on fur. Though I am not sure if its the biggest animal welfare victory of 21st century. Hasn't the Open Wing Alliance impacted more chicken lives?

👋 Are govt. subsidies becoming the main source of funding for the growing companies? Or are there other funding structures to raise capital when private lenders recede?

The article
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Looking up at the sky during sunrise or sunset. Taking a warm shower. Listening to Music.

Good guess. They too have very high poverty rates since 2008. Image generated by Chatgpt.

Specifically for these countries, do u believe that it would be more cost effective to support economic growth rather than health interventions? This would fall within a view point that believes Malthuisan economics operates in these countries.

Well his statement on his own predictions shows that he doesn't calibrate on actual performance. Instead he said the thing that he intuitively thinks is right about himself. Classic fallacy. My prediction: if u posted this on X, u probably got 100s of hateful comments.

Personal opinion: I don't agree with the conclusion from the data analysis above. I think the definition of middle class is too broad. So the averages in a big group hide some trends.
Importance of bin widths in a histogram youtu.be/qBigTkBLU6g?...

Vijay Mantri on The Core Report with @govindrajethiraj
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So this view says: the middle class isn’t stuck — it’s growing and rising. The “flat income” story? A data illusion caused by millions moving up the ladder. #IndianEconomy #GrowthStory

Also: the number of people earning over ₹1 crore has tripled in 10 years. Most of them likely rose up from the middle class — showing real upward mobility.

If you just tracked the original 55 lakh people from 2013, their income likely grew by double digits over the decade. But lumping in millions of newer, lower earners pulls down the average.

Most of these new tax filers came up from lower income levels. That means you're mixing newer, lower earners into the average — which makes the income growth look flat, even if older middle-class folks are doing better.