Do you value your time?
tasty4skin
joined 2 years ago
It really does work that way. In fact, I’d say attention is one of the most valuable things on the internet. Giving something your attention not only implies it has value to you, but it gives that thing actual monetary value for advertisers.
That looks amazing 🤩
That’s hilarious. I can’t imagine how it felt being in the host’s shoes. I’d be sick lmao
What a spread at the end of the chapter. The break next week is gonna be rough to get through with chapters this hype
Nationalize the rail system and give us interstate high speed rail dern it
Please keep posting these monthly. This is a great resource. Only thing I’m left wondering is where will people be able to see each of these events? The US? Northern Hemisphere? Around the world?
thank goodness jesus forgives bc christians seem to have a hard time with that concept.
you do realize that I don’t buy stuff from Amazon and there are still Amazon trucks around right?
Plenty people care enough to vote. Plenty of people also work very hard (and have been doing so for long before you or I were around) to disenfranchise and prevent the votes of those exact people.
If only we had some nationalized way to deliver parcels on an optimized route…
Of course Reddit won. Not to diminish the efforts of everyone who participated, but all we’re doing here is sowing the seeds for something that might compete one day. There was never a chance of a full platform shift within the set two days of protest or whatever. Give it time, we’ll see Reddit squeeze every penny it can out of its users after IPO. Then, maybe as time goes on people will be looking for other places to go and Lemmy or some other platform will be a more viable option. It took Reddit over a decade to get to where it is, so of course we shouldn’t expect an equal competitor to pop up in a few weeks.