Says: Newborn baby deaths double in Scotland. Reason unknown but not due to acute covid infections. Experts/authorities refuse to investigate, or gather data about, whether it’s being caused by covid vaccines or longer term consequences of covid.
https://www.tiktok.com/@lisabloomattorney/video/7162326475243293998
Elon Musk trying to cheat a bunch of Twitter workers he fired.
On a related note, he’s also trying to cheat the executives he fired.
He breaks contracts in such obvious bad faith. I think the legal system doesn’t penalize this stuff appropriately (partly there’s a bias to be soft on white collar crime compared to blue collar crime; the lawmakers and judges are far more likely to get in white collar crime trouble than blue collar crime trouble, so maybe that’s why). If a powerful entity chooses to do business with Musk, that’s partly their fault; people should have researched him and known better years ago before doing business with him. But both the regular Twitter workers and the executives did not want to do business with Musk and didn’t trust him (in general; doesn’t apply to every individual). So I sympathize with them.
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https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-11-07/moviepass-was-not-a-good-business
In Musk’s unfathomably long first week or so running Twitter, he has driven away and threatened advertisers, fired and then un-fired employees who he needed to run the site, rolled out and then rolled back a new verification service that didn’t work, banned a bunch of users for making fun of him, and then taken to Twitter to make fun of them. If this is business genius it is, uh, too early to see the results. If this is commitment to free speech, it is an unusual view of free speech. If he is having fun , it is an unusual kind of fun. (He changed the location in his Twitter bio to “Hell.”) But if he is displaying the symptoms of an advanced case of Twitter addiction then, yes, this is all exactly what you would expect. He spent $44 billion to buy Twitter so he could win more arguments on Twitter.
I laughed.
https://twitter.com/ElonJet/status/1589419007954022400
https://twitter.com/ElonJet/status/1483587836053909504
This seems to be someone who likes Musk. A few years ago I saw someone tweeting about Musk flight data who hated Musk and also tweeted other negative things on Musk. I was wondering if it was banned now and, when searching, I saw this other account. I forgot the name of the older one so it’s hard to check it.
Musk is getting actual positive news articles for this one case of not banning someone he doesn’t like. Meanwhile he, apparently, banned a bunch of other people he doesn’t like (I have not investigated to verify that). Example:
Looks like FTX did fraud.
A post was merged into an existing topic: Elliot’s Microblogging
https://www.tiktok.com/@genericartdad/video/7173119502853508398
parody of how people treat autism, but reversed to apply to allistics (= non-autistics)
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EDIT: Why isn’t fixing this an EA cause? It would do a lot of good.
https://www.tiktok.com/@yamumsatryeduns/video/7175012388020686082
Some psychiatry hurts people really unreasonably.
About the history of video game monetization changes.
I think I missed this post or didn’t read it closely before. I’m glad that you explained your reasoning here. I had the idea to ask something about the importance of some links but held back for some reason and I’m not sure why.