>When you boil the frog slowly it tends to stay in the pot: that seems like what we're observing at twitter. This isn't true: according to sources I've read, a

>When you boil the frog slowly it tends to stay in the pot: that seems like what we're observing at twitter. This isn't true: according to sources I've read, attempting to slowly boil a frog will result in the frog jumping out of the pot. Frogs aren't that stupid, though humans apparently are. This analogy is insulting to frogs. We should just change it to "When you boil the human slowly it tends to stay in the pot."