The Japanese version of Wall Street disliking deflation is not the great point you think it is. And yeah if it was so bad you would see a drop in statistics like life expectancy. The fact that people were able to largely keep going with their lives means it's not the apocalypse.
Once you've spent some time the algorithm learns what you like. For example my feed is a lot of indie music, civil rights, and table top role-playing stuff. Once it gets enough information on the stuff you like you don't really need to do more than swipe past the ads.
That's one hell of a jump.
Accused? Sure. But there's quite a bit of LGBTQ content on there so the accusations ring a bit hollow.
That's wild, I guess all those posts on my FYP with the trans flag aren't real?
Pretty sure Meta and X and out of control at this point too...,
Not really they keep taking huge hits on their subscriber numbers. 10% dropped after the non-endorsement crap. I'm interested in finding numbers for Ann Telnaes' departure and the bleeding of the newsroom. But there's a reason they show ads on their page now.
I'll admit they suckered me with a really good deal when Ann Telnaes left. But this is showing that she was 100% right. It's time to cancel WaPo folks. It's no better than the US Chamber of Commerce's* press releases.
Note - Not actually a government agency, they're a business lobby that cosplays a government agency.
They mean we won't even abide by our own laws anymore. While our political elite love to yeet the military all over the world, the rank and file has been largely subject to international laws of war while overseas.
Now they want the rank and file to have as much impunity as our political elite.
That would be because they're lying. Not the guy in the meme. Companies are constantly saying they're short of workers without actually hiring more. There's several reasons for it, but mostly it's to influence regulation on training and safety standards. In teachers it's a political preference for private schools at the expense of the normal school system.
We produce enough nurses, pilots, and teachers. But the shortage myth justifies running skeleton crews, treating them badly, and hand waives high turnover.
It's any app they can point to as being controlled. It does not matter where it is based. As an example they could allege that one of the owners of Discord has Russian contacts and is therefore controlled by a foreign adversary. (He was born in Kharkiv, Ukraine; where contact between Russians and Ukrainians wasn't uncommon before the current war.)
Congress can request a briefing but if they want to prevent a fire sale they have to pass an entirely new bill amending the law.
And this article is so transparently an ad for Red Note it's ridiculous.
Oh I'm sorry, the financial elite. Happy?
And yeah there are a lot of factors. But one pretty universal one is a functioning economy.