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You sound like you disagree with their conclusions? Or do you just not like the Guardian? Either way, it would be more interesting to discuss your own opinion
by _mulder_ 13y ago
You sound like you disagree with their conclusions?
Or do you just not like the Guardian?
Either way, it would be more interesting to discuss your own opinions
- danso 13y agoI can't disagree with their conclusions because such specious evidence is used to back them up, cherry-picking non-sequiturs from various agencies and analysts to support a hypothesis that has been run into the ground since FB's IPO. Mostly, I'm just annoyed that an article with this theme has popped up again, even though it was discussed on HN just a couple days ago, and provides no real insight except: Yep, kids are trying things out. That's not a bad thing to ponder, but to ponder it in several different threads within the same weekend? Kind of annoying.