Because they know they will get a ton of likes from the echo chamber which doesn't care about facts.How do you possibly feel good about making comments like this? It’s totally unfounded..
Because they know they will get a ton of likes from the echo chamber which doesn't care about facts.How do you possibly feel good about making comments like this? It’s totally unfounded..
Unless "accomplish" has a new definition, this is incorrect.Unless "literally" has a new definition, this is incorrect.
He's accomplished far more than any of us here, I guarantee that.
Because they know they will get a ton of likes from the echo chamber which doesn't care about facts.
No, I'm saying Elon musk is not. Not in education and not in practice. He claims to be an engineer, yet doesn't do any engineering.
Twitter should be charging Elon Musk double the price now. He’s trying to avoid the lawsuit by submitting another offer, 😂
As an actual qualified engineer (MSc Microelectronics) who now works in the software industry I would suggest at this point that calling anyone in the software market an engineer is a complete joke. It's a fashion show cargo cult, not a discipline which should be adhered to. In maturity terms we are still in the pre-victorian industrial era with exploding steam engines crashing through stations onto the street, people jumping off the Eiffel Tower with a blanket attached to them and giant airships turning into fireballs. There is a very long way to go before it could be considered anywhere near engineering.
This denigrates some of the academics from the Bell Labs, Berkeley and theoretical computer science side of things so I would like to entirely exclude them from this comment.
So could free speech be coming to Twitter after all?
He's the biggest fraud in the history of business. Guy has literally done nothing. Didn't even found Tesla.
Hes basically a business celebrity who makes money because he's a business celebrity.
All he has to do is piss off SEC again and he's in trouble.
Musk and his brother are already in deep doo doo over this.
Sorry to inform you that using “literally” in a figurative sentence is perfectly acceptable, despite what internet-pseudo-intellectuals love to repeat to feel smart.Well that'd be literally stupid and I also don't believe it for a second. It is like changing the definition of "wet" to mean "dry".
How do you possibly feel good about making comments like this? It’s totally unfounded..
He's a self-made billionaire, I'd say he accomplished things.Unless "accomplish" has a new definition, this is incorrect.
The people trying to gatekeep the title "engineer" are hilarious. Just because you or your girlfriend or wife or boyfriend or whoever got an engineering degree, doesn't make you any more of an engineer than Elon. A degree is a piece of paper. You can learn without going to a university.
Whose going to reward you for attacking? This is just a weird take. We all get off the narcissistic joy of sharing our nonsense takes. That’s what the internet is for and we all do it for free - hardly need Musk or anyone else paying us. The frisson of sharing opinions is enough😂What are you getting out of spending your afternoon doing this? Do you think Elon is going to reward you in some way?
Confounded by inflation and economy in recession. Might be as you say but hard to know with all the other economic noise.At a price for at least Tesla stock. It has not done well since the initial announcementView attachment 2088029
Explain regulator fines? I didn’t know the govt could regulate social media that way in the US.Twitter replaced RSS for me for following/consuming news. When this deal closes, I'll need to find something else. I will however enjoy watching Musk try to remove moderation and subsequently face app store rejections and regulator fines.
When I studied literary criticism I never would have imagined I’d be living in a post modern world. Reality as I’ve known it for the balance of my life meaningless today. It’s interesting.The thing is, I believe they were being 100% serious.
Explain regulator fines? I didn’t know the govt could regulate social media that way in the US.
I’d love to see them keep their word.Same idea though. Those same "outraged" celebs and also non-celebs are saying they will quit twitter.
Same but we know they won't.I’d love to see them keep their word.
Neurotypical people are always calling Autistic people weird just because they are different than they areHe's so weird. His fanboys are even weirder, people who are susceptible to personality worship. It reminds me of Steve Jobs fanboys.
Lol. Like I said. Over my head. I’m that pseudo internet intellectual half paying attention to a thread and making wild claims. 😬Sorry to inform you that using “literally” in a figurative sentence is perfectly acceptable, despite what internet-pseudo-intellectuals love to repeat to feel smart.
It can very well reinforce an obviously figurative sentence, like in “I laughed so hard my head literally exploded”.
Or it can make more ambiguous a figurative sentence, like in “I laughed so hard I literally peed all my pants”, since the context almost aways clarifies that it didn’t literally happened.
Think about it for more than three seconds: all figuratively said sentences have a different literal meaning that they’re supposed to express and the word “literally” only reinforces it and changes nothing.
The only exception I’d consider is when you add “literally” to a figurative saying. That would be expected to switch the meaning of the sentence to literal. Like in “my screwdriver literally isn’t the sharpest tool in the shed”.
But if I solve two problems at once and say “I literally killed two birds with a stone” but no bird is involved, it would be a poor use of the word.
Still grammatically acceptable and not the war crime that snob people on the internet claim it is, especially in informal contexts like… comments on the internet.