Rohit Joshi @Principledpause

Helping people think clear in a noisy world rj005.substack.com Bengaluru South, India Joined April 2026

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Rohit Joshi @Principledpause

2 months ago

@00Sindirella Hi

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@AnthropicAI Have been trying to reach out to you support since last 1 day unsuccessfully I upgraded to Pro to Max but my app is still showong pro as I am not getting an optiom to confirm the plan in App Please help

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Rohit Joshi @Principledpause

2 months ago

We are raising a generation that will never know what they think, because they were never left alone long enough to find out. Boredom is the only state where the brain talks to itself. We have made that illegal.

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Rohit Joshi @Principledpause

2 months ago

@AnthropicAI : I upgraded to max account today but am still getting pro on my app and hittong usage limits Not getting the option to activate Max in app My emailid is [email protected]

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Rohit Joshi @Principledpause

2 months ago

Most people collect opinions. Few collect thinking tools. Clear thinking isn't adding more information ,it's removing what clouds your judgment. Best decisions come from subtracting stupidity, not chasing brilliance. don't get smarter by knowing more. get smarter by needing less

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Rohit Joshi @Principledpause

3 months ago

Confident voices with clean predictions are the ones to be skeptical of right now. The honest posture for this era is reading widely, thinking carefully, and being willing to be wrong. Writing more about this here : rj005.substack.com

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Rohit Joshi @Principledpause

3 months ago

So I'm not building my son a curriculum. I'm building him a web of principles: -Ask why, not just what. -Build skills that get stronger under pressure. -Update beliefs when evidence changes. -Separate the decision from the outcome.

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Rohit Joshi @Principledpause

3 months ago

My son will be growing up in a world no one can honestly predict. What careers will exist. What skills will matter. What "contributing" will even mean. None of it is clear. And pretending otherwise is the real mistake.