The Feed Revolt

Ideas, not algorithms. Conversations, not noise.

Welcome to The Feed Revolt, Pravodha’s editorial home for professionals who’ve had enough of the performative networking circus. This isn’t another corporate blog. It’s a manifesto in motion.

Here, we question the systems that shape our online professional lives, expose the illusion of engagement, and explore new ways to build credibility, community, and clarity without the algorithm deciding whatmatters.

Your LinkedIn Network Isn't Actually Helping Your Career (And Here's Why)

Despite having 500+ connections, most professionals get their real opportunities outside LinkedIn. The platform creates an illusion of networking while delivering minimal real value.

The Death of Deep Work: How LinkedIn Hijacks Your Professional Focus

LinkedIn doesn't just waste your time; it's killing your ability to do the focused, uninterrupted thinking that actually moves your career forward.

The Cost of Engagement: Why Likes and Comments Have Lost Their Value

Professional networks like LinkedIn have weaponized the human need for validation. They’ve built entire engagement economies around our dopamine responses. It’s time to take back control.

Time To Take Back Control of Your Professional Feed

When was the last time you left LinkedIn feeling smarter, sharper, or better connected? That’s not a side effect, it’s the entire point.

Why LinkedIn Rewards Pretenders Over Professionals

Instead of thoughtful conversations, we get a feed dominated by humblebrags, AI slop, and shallow slideshows. It's a professional theater, and the curtain never comes down.

The Empty Promise of LinkedIn Connections

When a platform rewards you for amassing contacts like baseball cards, that’s not just harmless fluff; it’s actively undermining the value of the network itself.

Why LinkedIn Feels Like A Monopoly And Why That’s a Problem

Monopolies never last forever. But change doesn’t happen on its own. It starts when people stop accepting the status quo and start demanding something better.