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#mentality

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Want Ch🔁nge? W🔁rk T🔁gether☑

@mcnado Emotionally I'm with you but my head says you're in rage which missed better target - so if you really want to get even you're going to have to make #friends with the world - that's it.

See all these people online in #rage and #bashing / #hating and all without any care or reply - no #justice from those in #power putting things to #occupy our #time even. So we have to spend it better and in our own lives use the power.

Friends just help solve and open more up that way which NOBODY is doing much as a daily thing - who is seriously joining 'forces' more than posting hate or constantly logic from ILLogical people in power knowingly ILLogical?

It's not just endless revenge posts or kills and reactions... it's the loooong way around that is the friendly one and I mean long, starting with me and every other expected imperfect by #genuine person you can see from profile and test (on #Fediverse as that is a bit of a #guarantee of person) and really "killing" things off that way...

My recent posts say exactly how to do it with more reasoning but that's it really - so simple every day make a friend - spread #positive things and #project making between each other... show how to talk and #communicate (we still can't do this perfectly at work or home).

What the people are not doing in action in this way is that micro-friendship and replying on spending which skips all this too. If #money is the whole chain of badness and even politics itself based on making profit then you might see the end of it soon after skipping some things and keeping the people parts-

People are just sitting back every day even in victim-mode (accordingly) but not doing real ' #job ' of re-education / #friendship and art of #communication, or looking to come out of being victim-only as overall aim daily.

People might respond to other stuff but shirk this kind of stuff as dubious or not really courageous enough to solve the world one reply at a time giving time and respect to others despite any odd ones - many just don't do it at all (like 0 or near-0) with any excuse if anything. We should be much better at this by now or if we want it give a little #trust.

Check my posts and replies which might confuse momentarily but then click - I make a point of doing this #daily proving points in similar different way to bring back one's own agency back in people's lives since they are giving it away to easily / cheaply - we can grow better #mentality even from today...

- so my question is, with #respect, are you following me even slightly about that even if not all of it?....

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Chuck Darwin

Kara #Swisher has a knack for puncturing puffed-up male egos, and her fans will not be surprised at how many of tech’s luminaries come off as thin-skinned man-children.

In one of the book’s more amusing set pieces, a puckish Steve #Jobs needles a peevish Bill #Gates backstage ahead of a historic 2007 joint interview, their first public appearance together after decades of arch-rivalry.

In another revealing pre-interview scene, Swisher marvels at how a then-26-year-old Mark #Zuckerberg seemed more concerned with his unflattering depiction in the upcoming movie “The Social Network” than the real-world impacts of his product.

She reflects: “This was the first, but far from the last, flash of a persistent #victim #mentality that would plague him and the company for years to come as fair criticisms mounted.”
washingtonpost.com/books/2024/

The Washington Post · Kara Swisher once again punctures the puffed-up egos of Silicon ValleyBy Will Oremus
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