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Center Owned by Inc42 MediaThis Is Not About Money: Deepinder Goyal Defends Temple Amid Credibility Row
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On Thursday, November 5, Deepinder Goyal, the Zomato founder now working in deep‑tech, used X to respond to social media buzz about Temple, a brain‑monitoring wearable that he says is not a medical device. His statement, aimed at defending the product amid a credibility row over its scientific validity, was described by some as a “word salad.” Goyal’s comments sought to address speculation and debates surrounding the venture.
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New Delhi: Deepinder Goyal, founder of Zomato, who now works in deep-tech, on Thursday, November 5, responded to the buzz around the wearable, Temple, taking to X to address the speculation surrounding the venture. While his explanation was dismissed as a “word salad”, Goyal nevertheless sought to…
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Addressing social media debates over the scientific validity of Temple’s eponymous brain-monitoring wearable, founder Deepinder Goyal issued a statement directed…
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Addressing social media debates over the scientific validity of Temple’s eponymous brain-monitoring wearable, founder Deepinder Goyal issued a statement directed…
