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I don't know. With Jack confidently predicting a conspiracy theorist will win the presidency, it tells me Bluesky isn't going to be my destination. In fact I'm at a stage in my life where the idea of social media participation just isn't appealing any more.
What candidate is Dorsey endorsing and what conspiracies does this candidate believe in?
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I don't know. With Jack confidently predicting a conspiracy theorist will win the presidency, it tells me Bluesky isn't going to be my destination. In fact I'm at a stage in my life where the idea of social media participation just isn't appealing any more.
What candidate is Dorsey endorsing and what conspiracies does this candidate believe in?
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RFK Jr, presumably because he likes bitcoin.
What is the conspiracy theory?
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#55When the Bluesky and the Facebook competitors launch I can see a lot of big firms moving across to those and leaving Twitter behind. Twitter is going to become the Fox news of social media I think. Lots of hardcore maga, funded by ads from the same people that advertise on Fox News.
I don't know. With Jack confidently predicting a conspiracy theorist will win the presidency, it tells me Bluesky isn't going to be my destination. In fact I'm at a stage in my life where the idea of social media participation just isn't appealing any more.
2016 can't be repeated, people have learnt that hard way
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I don't know. With Jack confidently predicting a conspiracy theorist will win the presidency, it tells me Bluesky isn't going to be my destination. In fact I'm at a stage in my life where the idea of social media participation just isn't appealing any more.
Maybe, but Dorsey's political opinions didn't influence Twitter's operations that much, at least compared to current owner's ones.
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#60Given that 2/3rds of the employees are now gone, doesn’t this mean that the business is still viable?
Even in profitable years (year??) the profit per employee was woeful.