King Sasanka – Sri Lankan Writer & Retired Aviation Professional.

This is a fascinating strategy for modern creators.  In an era where "zero-click" content and passive consumption are the norms, focusing on the "silent majority" is the smartest way to scale a community in 2026. Unlock the hidden potential of your "ghost" audience!  Learn how to bridge the gap with the silent 90% of viewers who consume your content without interacting. This explores 4 ethical strategies for platforms and creators, including granular engagement visibility, low-friction tools like polls, and safe community building, to turn passive scrolling into active belonging.  Stop ignoring the 90-9-1 rule and start building a real community today. #audienceengagement  #creatoreconomy  #communitybuilding

Are you wondering when to sell your Rights Entitlements (REs)?  In this video, we break down the "nil-paid" rights trading window to help you avoid losing money.  We explore why selling at the opening bell is generally the safer play due to high liquidity and price accuracy.  You’ll also learn why waiting until the deadline is the riskiest move, as a "late-stage dump" from "lazy" shareholders often causes RE prices to crash well below their theoretical value.  If you aren't planning to buy the new shares, selling early is usually the best verdict for your portfolio. #RightsIssue #StockMarketInvesting #RightsEntitlements

Do you ever feel like you're being watched online?  Discover the hidden world of the "Digital Voyeur" and the psychology of the "Silent Majority."  We explore why 90% of social media users choose "ambient awareness" over engagement, the "TV Effect" of passive scrolling, and why your neighbors, friends and even relatives might be conducting social reconnaissance on your life without ever leaving a "like."  Learn about the Privacy Paradox and how to protect your digital peace in an era of one-way surveillance.  #SocialMediaPsychology  #Lurkers  #DigitalPrivacy

When the new regime announced the cancellation of pension payments for parliamentarians, the public reaction was electric.  The majority went "Gaga," seeing it as a righteous strike against a privileged class. It is a populistically brilliant move, cutting costs and punishing an unpopular elite.  However, while the public cheers, few pause to calculate the long-term adverse ramifications. By stripping away financial security from public office, we risk creating a paradox where a move intended to punish elites actually entrenches them, dragging us back toward a feudal structure that modern democracies, and indeed, socialist movements, fought tirelessly to destroy. The Return to Feudalism The most dangerous consequence of abolishing parliamentary benefits is the "gentrification" of politics. In the 19th century, the British Chartist movement demanded payment for Members of Parliament (MPs) not to enrich politicians, but to enable the working class to serve. Be...

කොළඹ කොටස් වෙළඳ පොලේ ඔබ ආයෝජනය කරන්නේ කොහොමද? මේ වීඩියෝ වෙන් ඔබ ගිණුමක් ඇර ගන්නේ කොහොමද, තැරව්කාරයෙකු තෝරා ගන්නේ කොහොමද සහ ඔබට තැරව්කරුවකගේ සහය මේ සඳහා අවශ්‍ය ඇයි වැනි පැහැදිළි කිරීම ඇතුලත් වේ.  ඔබගේ කියවීමේ පහසුව සඳහා වීඩියෝව සෙමෙන් ඉදිරියට යෑමට සලස්වා ඇත.  අවශ්‍ය කෙනෙකුට මේ සඳහා නිපදවන ලද පිඩීඑෆ් මුල්පිටපතක් ලබා දීමට හැකි බව දැන ගන්න.  ස්තුතියි.

Discover the tragic story of Nalanda Mahavihara, the world’s first and largest international university. Located in ancient Magadha, this Buddhist center of learning housed 20,000 students and a legendary library known as the Dharma Gunj.  In 1193 CE, the university met a cataclysmic end when it was destroyed by Bakhtiyar Khilji, burning centuries of human knowledge to ashes.  Explore the rise, the daily life of monks, and the devastating fall of Nalanda in this deep dive into India’s lost intellectual heritage.