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by 1337biz 10y ago
That's why they need to feel the pain from consumer backslashs. Just look how ridiculous the Pepsi outrage did become.
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by 1337biz 10y ago
Full circle irony: I find the argument of the dubious throwaway more beliveable than OP.
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Hey, heyyy did I just hear impact factor? Ah, nevermind.
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by 1337biz 10y ago
Because the title frames Twitter as the defenders of free speech. Something they clearly have given up on a long time ago.
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by 1337biz 10y ago
The NYT arguing that one should only advertise on 'high quality websites' is the equivalent to a retailer arguing that you should only buy in store because all the online stores are full of fakes. Fits perfectly in line with their
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Venezuelans Are Using Bitcoin and Rare Pepes to Fight Against a Dismal Economy(cryptoinsider.com)
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It seems to me thay moral standards are relative to the cultural/contemporary context.
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Social Media Guru aka hype monkey
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by 1337biz 10y ago
To be honest I never understood that responsibility argument. In my worldview, countries have to take responsibility for the externalities they produce. Meaning for example environment destruction is an issue that needs global attention. Bu
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by 1337biz 10y ago
My fav quote on that: "Trying to predict the future is like trying to drive down a country road at night with no lights while looking out the back window." (Peter Drucker)
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by 1337biz 10y ago
> In fact I'm not sure sociology would still have its credibility intact if it were to have as many failures as economics have had just the latest 20 years or so. We are here back at the fundamental mathification problem. Economists
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by 1337biz 10y ago
Yes. I hate making phone calls. But I am okay with voice messages via Whatsapp.
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Google hopes to improve search quality with 'offensive' flag(phys.org)
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I would love to see some examples on the process, e.g. how much you pre-interacted on Social Media before sending your mail. But also a few sample messages you sent. Even if they were for imaginary adressants.
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by 1337biz 10y ago
Done
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The making of a Wiki-Lie: Chilling story of how a few activists censor Wikipedia(dailymail.co.uk)
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Every news medium, even you as a human being, makes intentional and unintentional selections on what to publish or not. As long as the published documents are not fakes (and independent sources verified them), motives are secondary. If what
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by 1337biz 10y ago
Isn't that called a sugar daddy/mommy relationship?
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by 1337biz 10y ago
Thanks for bringing an actual realistic explanation for what might be behind this.
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by 1337biz 10y ago
so... What's next?
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Thank you for bringing that up. I really need to start doing this to become better aware of the 'material'. Do you just note dow the occasion or also highlight emotions etc?
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by 1337biz 10y ago
Fascinating! Any experience in training expressions? I already fail most of the time putting on a decent smile for pictures...
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by 1337biz 10y ago
Because it forces people to put more effort in an actual argument and not just hide behind 'x is Hitler' generalizations.
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by 1337biz 10y ago
An up-or-out consulting based model seems to fit to their corporate culture.
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I actually think this is a very important process in order to get rid of the weight a word carries. The "triggered" lead us to "triggered snowflakes". "Fake news" has undergone a similar transformation, ie fro
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by 1337biz 10y ago
I don't think that is even the issue. It is essential for him and his followers to brand media as the enemy. As long as they are angry and against him it works for him, ie his followers see any negative repirting as hit jobs by spoiled
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by 1337biz 10y ago
What has Jil Stein to do with that story?
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by 1337biz 10y ago
Oh great, a race and gender discussion based on an internet user's personal opinion. That's going to be fascinating!
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by 1337biz 10y ago
But how do this on the fly if you are telling somebody about a work project or some idea you have been tinkering about in your free time? Or when they are picking some random time in your life ("how was highschool for you?"). I ha
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by 1337biz 10y ago
My question is: How do you make boring things interesting on the fly. For example: If you are asking me - how was your day ? I will tell you: Well, I switched on the computer, did some x and y, ate lunch, continued and switched it off again

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