Totally accurate...yes.I am sure that's accurate reporting....not. He should move Twitter to Florida and away from Crazyland.
He should move to Florida, a state whose population has become a meme for crazy.
Totally accurate...yes.I am sure that's accurate reporting....not. He should move Twitter to Florida and away from Crazyland.
No problem...I'm quite opinionated and I fully understand many don't share my perspective on certain things.You'll please notice two things about my response to you: 1) I specifically said "not to single you out" 2) I used the pronoun "our" to further that and to include myself and the culture in which I also contribute.
Look at the Education rankings by State, pre vs post pandemic and you tell me who is crazy.Totally accurate...yes.
He should move to Florida, a state whose population has become a meme for crazy.
"methinks thou dost protest too much"Totally accurate...yes.
He should move to Florida, a state whose population has become a meme for crazy.
Methinks thous dost not think for thyself, but thinks as hast been stuffed into thy head for thee."methinks thou dost protest too much"
Swapping topics when losing a point is not a win. And "Florida man" is a very popular meme for crazy.Look at the Education rankings by State, pre vs post pandemic and you tell me who is crazy.
Been saying it for years, fully expect Cali to be its own Nation at some point.
'merica...Swapping topics when losing a point is not a win. And "Florida man" is a very popular meme for crazy.
Like any buyout offer, there are remedies to undo the deal, but not without consequences. Musk could have paid a fee, reported as being one billion dollars, to have quit the deal. He decided not to.Well, this is where this thread turns down that dead end street to nowhere but a locked gate. The amount of "alternative facts" and speculative surety that proceeds at the end of a thread destined to end is here. FWIW, worth, as measured by stock valuation, is worth that is speculative at best. Imagine what the share price of any company becomes if one were to cash in all the shares all at once. Unless of course you make a binding offer for a company to purchase every share of stock to make it private, lol.
Uh, huh...Methinks thous dost not think for thyself, but thinks as hast been stuffed into thy head for thee.
IDK, our city and county can only get information out via Facebook now. And, more businesses and governments facilities are vested with them. School closings are only posted there also. Other platforms come and go, but Facebook just remains the only one that stays constant. My debate team stays connected and shares their research through then also.Twitter, like Facebook, will loose its luster. Younger audiences simply will gravitate to something new. The only real money in social media as I see it, is to create a company with a vibe, and then sell it knowing something else will eventually replace it. In today's world of quickly changing platforms, nothing last forever.
That's how I feel whenever I see a clip of anything on CNN or MSNBC.Uh, huh...
I suspect many say that they aren’t on there, but if you live in my area and you wanna know if garbage is going to be picked up on a holiday, you have to check FB.
NBC, ABC and CBS are the sameThat's how I feel whenever I see a clip of anything on CNN or MSNBC.
No, i just know a horse's ass when I see one.Family tradition?
Ah...So it's a self portrait. My mistake.No, i just know a horse's ass when I see one.
True of adults of a certain age and institutions that are run by those adults. However, as the metrics indicate and these institutions clearly watch, more and more of their messages are not resonating or being heard by younger communities. When I wanted to get a message out to my students and make sure they all read and heard it, snapchat and tic toc did what Facebook could never do.IDK, our city and county can only get information out via Facebook now. And, more businesses and governments facilities are vested with them. School closings are only posted there also. Other platforms come and go, but Facebook just remains the only one that stays constant. My debate team stays connected and shares their research through then also.
Besides these old grumps on here, I don’t know of anyone who doesn’t use FB. I suspect many say that they aren’t on there, but if you live in my area and you wanna know if garbage is going to be picked up on a holiday, you have to check FB.
To an extent, I agree, but I think this may miss the forest for the trees. This model of both attracting ad revenue and collecting consumer data simultaneously by feeding into people's natural narcissism and relative isolation from each other is simply too powerful and profitable a platform to just die off like a consumer fad, at least not without a powerful change in the laws or culture at large. Social media platforms are like a license to not only print money, but to cultivate perfect consumers. The only real threat to the big players in the social media landscapes hasn't been waning relevance, but just comical amounts of bungling from the vain and eccentric "leadership" of its "genius" CEOs.Twitter, like Facebook, will loose its luster. Younger audiences simply will gravitate to something new. The only real money in social media as I see it, is to create a company with a vibe, and then sell it knowing something else will eventually replace it. In today's world of quickly changing platforms, nothing last forever.