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X, formerly Twitter, faces 2,200 arbitration cases and filing fees over $3 million
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My microwave uses an insane amount of technology.
Twitter uses a website an app and advertising.
There's a huge difference between those two.
You can absolutely separate social media companies from general technology. It's easy. Mostly because all they do is have a website, app, and advertising.
Why don't we cover every second of news from microwave companies? One reason would be because they're so common place, and have been for decades.
Why do we cover every second of news from social media sites? They're common place and have been around for decades.
Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, etc are just websites. That's all they are.
"Just websites?"
You seriously want to pretend that your microwave has more technology than Facebook does? You think they are just some HTML pages? C'mon...
I see you are trying to downplay their complexity with hyperbole, but that just makes you sound silly.
I really want to believe you're being sarcastic
No, it's just you. And disingenuous.
I hope you understand how incredibly dumb your previous comment is. It's close to being the dumbest thing I've ever seen anyone say. I'm not attacking you, I'm seriously hoping that you understand how dumb it is.
Ah yes, 5th grade debating tactics: call people dumb and offer no argument whatsoever. Weird how popular this is becoming. You'd think people have a bit more self-respect than this.
You're trying to say a website has more technology in it than a microwave oven. A technology that helped create radar and led to massive increases in multiple areas of science during and after WWII.
And you're calling me a 5th grader.
Your comparison was between "my microwave" and "Twitter". Not only that, but you tried to reduce Facebook and Instagram also, platforms that deliver personalized content to hundreds of millions of people, to "just websites".
But that's not why you look like 5th grader, it's because you'd rather call someone dumb a bunch of times than explain what you mean. You want to do a whole melodrama to feel like you are smarter than whoever you are talking to, all the while saying nothing of substance. Really, you only proven that you are a tiresome person to talk to.
Love how you're ignoring everything I say about technology.
I did call you dumb though. Since that's what you want to focus on now, because you're obviously wrong about the technology in question. I'll call you dumb again and again. I have you tagged as "incredibly dumb" actually.
Because going by what you've been saying it's true. You are incredibly dumb. Do your friends and family know how dumb you are? Do they have any idea, or have you been able to fake being almost normal your whole life?
Look, I found your original point interesting, but if there was a major upset in the microwave industry, then that would belong in the technology section of a news site too.