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6 days agoa game-o-sopher. when life gives you shitty loot, change the difficulty settings.
a game-o-sopher. when life gives you shitty loot, change the difficulty settings.
the number of trees I’ve punched in life is more than zero.
most businesses have to run ads to turn a profit. part of the equation of every sale you make comes down to a finely balanced cost of ads vs the profit on sales of the product or service, if the cost of advertising is higher than the product, it’s a product that basically just won’t enter the market (yay capitalism). so ads companies like google or facebook are essentially forcing most businesses around the globe to pay them a percentage on each and every product or service sold.
life’s like minecraft. you set your own goals and then you pursue them.
watch musk turn the “savings” from “DOGE” efforts into a gov purchase of twitter at twice what he paid, with the argument that they plan to nationalize a digital platform for communication between politicians and voters, while tying a privatized transactions system to the platform where he siphons a small percentage of every transactions ever done by an american henceforth.