From a tech perspective I agree.
But the whole ‘can I just buy a bit of bitcoin?’ question seems essential for mainstream adoption.
So ‘bits’ can intuitively be understood as a bit of bitcoin. Whereas ‘sats’ need explanation.
Don’t get me wrong, I love sats. It’s our culture. But purely judging from a marketing perspective, bits makes more sense imo.
Oh yeah, I see 👍
What I meant was they’ve been vilifying Trump non-stop for the past eight years. Surely they’ll continue.
The question is how effective it will be. There is a similar political shift happening across Europe.
Well put as always.
Makes me think of The Sopranos.
They did a great job of getting you emotionally invested in this fun group of mob friends, only to slowly reveal through the seasons how awful and rotten they actually were. Leaving you to realise: what were you thinking, they’re friggin’ mobsters.
This is the most plausible explanation for sure. But that doesn’t mean that there are no conspiracies. Incentives to conspire also occur by emergent behaviour.
So does the recently new field of behavioural science, that studies how big groups of people behave to different stimuli.
Then there’s the iron law of institutions and the fact that all these powerful people do actually meet up frequently, are obsessed with influencing behaviour and all seem to have aligned incentives to increase the power they already enjoy.
So yes, let’s not get fooled by randomness. But let’s not dismiss the fact that conspiracies are also a natural part of
As an 80’s Euro kid, the American Dream felt so alive.
Until it didn’t.
Judging from afar the dream seemed to have woken up to some awfully orchestrated reality that was totally rigged.
Until now.
From Trump getting up and yelling FIGHT to this historic comeback victory it is very clear.
The American Dream is still alive 👏👏👏
This is actually Framing.
Agenda Setting = what gets talked about (the topics)
Framing = how it gets talked about (the language)
(Don’t mean to be the wEll AcTuAllY guy but couldn’t help it :))
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