No. The saying is to communicate that a streamer, whose livelihood depends on their audience continue tuning in, won’t acknowledge things that would turn their audience off. Or in the more extreme, they won’t personally believe the things happening because it would mean they’d need to say something which would affect their paycheck.
The result is the same. They don’t talk about it.
Look at the world as it is today. Imagine what it would be like if it were better. Imagine what that world would look like. What would different about it than it is today? Would things cost the same? Would there even be money? How would your life be different in that better world?
Now, I used the word “better”, but you filled in all the gaps about what “better” means. That definition of “better” is entirely your own. That same set of questions asked of 10 different people would result in 10 completely different answers. Congratulations! You’ve just come up with creative ideas!
Now imagine if the world were worse. And now worse yet. And now worse than that. These are now 3 completely different sets of creative ideas that are completely unique to you.
I’m not sure I’m understanding what you’re communicating.
If you can’t deliberately come up with ideas, how do decide what to eat? Have you never had the idea of something specific you’d like to eat? Does someone else select all of your meals and put it in front of you?
What am I not understanding about your question?
I’m not sure your corrections are necessary. Mr. Sinclair is saying the same thing. He’s acknowledging that cognitive dissonance must be overcome.
“It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.”
― Upton Sinclair
There’s a goal to follow and we must all do everything in our power to achieve it, even if we must use others as tools to achieve it. In some instances, empathy does NOT matter
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I’m a damn good leader who keeps everyone in check.
Those are things that someone that doesn’t know good leadership thinks good leadership looks like.
That said, as a Canadian, it’s always fun to look back at Blackberry’s history and remember a time when a home-grown gadget was the star of the tech world.
Others that fit description were ATI Techologies (now the AMD graphics card division that makes Radeon) and Nortel networks, a maker of corporate and commercial telecom gear (including hardware routers and firewalls).
Oh no, does this mean Gen X are going to be the wisened graybeards that holds arcane knowledge and seemly executes feats of magic when related to technology?
“There are good people, people that voted for Donald Trump, who are losing their job,” Levi said. “We gotta make sure that we don’t leave those folks behind.”
“But” Levi continued, “the rest that are Democrats deserve what they’re getting. Fuck them.” /s
The GOP continues on its “fuck you, I got mine” strategy.
Mr. Farmer, when trump talks about finding fraud in government, he’s referring to USAID paying you for your farm products. You are the waste he is referring to.
Further, electronic hearing aids can butcher sound with a goal to produce understandable spoken word alone. Music can sound like garbage depending on how severe the hearing loss is in the person and what functional hearing remains.
Sure!
Here’s more relatable analogy. Microsoft Office costs about $30/month per user for companies. For our example imagine Google Workspace doesn’t exist. So the “default” office software of MS Office that nearly everyone uses is not cheap, but not expensive. Further, you don’t buy MS Office from Microsoft directly, but through a partner that gives you other discounts and support. Now imagine that overnight Microsoft decides they’re desolving their partner network and you have to buy MS Office directly from Microsoft and also starting tomorrow that MS Office now costs ten times as much at $300/month per user. Would everyone stop using MS Office? Eventually, but you’ve got business you need to do today. Your company can’t even send email without Outlook, which is part of MS Office. So your company is BLEEDING money just paying for MS Office, and there’s no good alternative. So you pay it for now. You try desperately to come up with a plan to use something else, but for now you’re paying through the nose. Companies will take years to identify another product that replaces everything in the company that MS Office is used for and training the entire company to use and support this new product.
Replace the name Microsoft with Broadcom. Replace the name MS Office with VMware. This is what is happening and Broadcom is laughing all the way to the bank.
Gulfy McGulfface? Are we still doing that meme?