Imagine that, actions have consequences.

Let's imagine you work as an assistant to Robach, and now you gotta do all this extra work, that isn't in your job description, for Holmes because of their triste.

See how that can become a problem really quickly?

Fraternizing can affect other people in the business in a really negative way, and that isn't fair to them.

Depends on the company, many discourage fraternizing and you gotta report it to HR.

Unless you're at Dunder Mifflin, then it's fair game.

Venus 2.0, that is our future.

Christianity was actually already there, especially on Ireland.

No one says mastodon sucks because it has a higher character limit, but plenty of scholars and such bemoan the short character limit as stifling important conversation. I actually like this move.

They just post 30 separate tweets, what is the difference?

Well then what's it for then? Because there aren't any good reasons for limiting conversation like that.

It hinders discussions. Important discussion and real, actually meaningful discussions cannot be had on Twitter currently.

Considering that Twitter only made a profit for two years in it's entire existence, perhaps they never even knew what they were good for.

Well if anything there is value to be extracted here in how not to do it. That can be almost as important as doing it right. I would argue in fact we are too scared to fail or validate, which has helped lead to a massive replication problem in science.

It's a real problem they are trying to solve, imo. Whether Facebook should solve that problem is another question altogether, but it's not like this unheard of either. IBM paid the guy who came up with relational algebra, and the structured query language on top of that, which benefitted the entire world greatly to this day and well into the future.

Yeh probably. The investment to innovate on music video and their delivery methods I suppose isn't cheap and would require a management who really believed in that mission. They'd have to go from making content to delivering it.

Name one thing they did that would warrant continuing what they are doing now as opposed to going back to their roots of just showing music videos. Mtv was the butt of our jokes by the late 90's.

Oh no, ESPN is cutting back some of their ridiculous programming and going with contracted games? The horror!

Mtv has been hot garbage for literally 30 years.

I thought you meant dark emotionally lol

Yet it's outselling xbox x/xs sales.

Cool, thanks, I look forward to checking it out.

How much is 'a lot' compared to Too Old to Die Young? because that shit was crazy AF but also thought provoking and visually stunning. The style is the substance.