persistence and grit

[icecreamZ]

Grit in psychology is a positive, non-cognitive trait based on an individual's passion for a particular long-term goal or end state, coupled with a powerful motivation to achieve their respective objective. 

 

Darling Das, Deepthi Sunaina, TNR, bithiri sathi, sampoornesh ....ila oka kotha set of talent telugu janallo start ayyindhi.......

first lo evaru ee thingarollu....aa face yepudina adham lo chooskunnara....ani geli chesaru......

next evadra veedu / idhi roju saava koduthunnaru annaru......

ippudu they are celebrities....had a following...... able generate conversations around them...able to entertain and create a value.

okate manthram.....fake it til you make it .....adhe pattu tho...... strong persistence tho......grit tho ..... they made it something big which no one even dared to dream.

 

konchum manchi talent kooda ila kattalu thechukoni payiki vasthayemo ....tamil and kerala type new wave culture laga

 

 

 

 

 

[icecreamZ]

over to @samaja_varagamana

[samaja_varagamana]

3 minutes ago, icecreamZ said:

Grit in psychology is a positive, non-cognitive trait based on an individual's passion for a particular long-term goal or end state, coupled with a powerful motivation to achieve their respective objective. 

 

Darling Das, Deepthi Sunaina, TNR, bithiri sathi, sampoornesh ....ila oka kotha set of talent telugu janallo start ayyindhi.......

first lo evaru ee thingarollu....aa face yepudina adham lo chooskunnara....ani geli chesaru......

next evadra veedu / idhi roju saava koduthunnaru annaru......

ippudu they are celebrities....had a following...... able generate conversations around them...able to entertain and create a value.

okate manthram.....fake it til you make it .....adhe pattu tho...... strong persistence tho......grit tho ..... they made it something big which no one even dared to dream.

 

konchum manchi talent kooda ila kattalu thechukoni payiki vasthayemo ....tamil and kerala type new wave culture laga

 

 

 

 

 

 sunnu darling 

[lazybugger]

cinema ley waste antey, nuvvu ee side character la gurinchi grit and determination antunnava..

[lazybugger]

cinema and mass entertainment is the biggest enabler of modern capitalist society.

adds no value whatsoever. veellu em 'value add' chesthunnaru mari?

[lazybugger]

people are stuck at ape level in social evolution. capitalism helps them be that way as long as it survives.

soon some people will break out and create better society with actual 'value addition'.

the number of morons in modern society and their ubiquitousness is intolerable.

[batman]

9 minutes ago, lazybugger said:

cinema and mass entertainment is the biggest enabler of modern capitalist society.

adds no value whatsoever. veellu em 'value add' chesthunnaru mari?

yes cinema and mass entertainment ante black and white tamil cinema appatlo mgr-karunanidhi combo movies.....where they openly propagated dravidian sh.it and hatred at the same time in the name of mass entertainment

[samaja_varagamana]

9 minutes ago, lazybugger said:

cinema and mass entertainment is the biggest enabler of modern capitalist society.

adds no value whatsoever. veellu em 'value add' chesthunnaru mari?

They are entertaining us

[batman]

7 minutes ago, lazybugger said:

people are stuck at ape level in social evolution. capitalism helps them be that way as long as it survives.

soon some people will break out and create better society with actual 'value addition'.

the number of morons in modern society and their ubiquitousness is intolerable.

agree....but the big question is will that actual "value addition" be taxed under gst and will that be acceptable to those value addtioners?

[lazybugger]

5 minutes ago, batman said:

agree....but the big question is will that actual "value addition" be taxed under gst and will that be acceptable to those value addtioners?

I don't think there will be money in that evolved society. money has proved to be one of the biggest mistakes man made.

ideal society is the hindu society with castes, but without religion on top of it to create hierarchies. it can be achieved when upper castes are bounced off their perch in the social order among Hindus, and lower castes take control.

 

[lazybugger]

right now its a silly rat race, with nothing of worth being done by 99% of people. and a heavy concentration of losers and manipulators at the top.

 

[icecreamZ]

14 minutes ago, batman said:

agree....but the big question is will that actual "value addition" be taxed under gst and will that be acceptable to those value addtioners?

ma @lazybugger kante better value add chesthunnaru ani @samaja_varagamana antunnadu

 

15 minutes ago, samaja_varagamana said:

They are entertaining us

 

[lazybugger]

3 minutes ago, icecreamZ said:

ma @lazybugger kante better value add chesthunnaru ani @samaja_varagamana antunnadu

 

 

that's not an argument man. Its just personal insult. don't be so insecure.

[batman]

12 minutes ago, lazybugger said:

I don't think there will be money in that evolved society. money has proved to be one of the biggest mistakes man made.

ideal society is the hindu society with castes, but without religion on top of it to create hierarchies. it can be achieved when upper castes are bounced off their perch in the social order among Hindus, and lower castes take control.

 

if not money the booty could be in some other form.....

hindu philosophy doesn't propagate casteism. it came into being to bring order and organize a society and initially was purely on merit. a potter's son could choose to fight and become kshatriya and vice versa. it became bad when it started becoming like an inheritance passed from father to son

[icecreamZ]

Just now, lazybugger said:

that's not an argument man. Its just personal insult. don't be so insecure.

lol....antha offend avvaku le kaani....

 

cheppa kadha....they are entertaining and generating revenue on you tube....inka chaala channels kooda vachayi...but these guys looked like a joke and extremely unfit as an entertainer in the beginning. yet they survived to make a mark anedhi na point