There will be claims of both “antisemitism” and “misogyny” because of Yeezy and these unhelpful people who keep making these embarrassing videos, but there will be no admission of fault from Zuck, 100% guaranteed.

All of this is being done with intent. Why the intent is not disclosed to the public will be why these large companies continue to suffer such big losses.

What product could she possibly be managing? These people do nothing and believe they are entitled to have jobs.

Spoiler!

******** users have started decreasing for the first time since inception.

It's more than this celebrity and social media stuff, the entire tech bubble is collapsing.

Web2 is dying. Web3 is waking up.

Meanwhile the misc is still Web1 and that's why us old bastards like it.

When the dotcom bubble was at its absolute zenith, the overvalued VC-funded tech shares accounted for 30% of the GDP, representing the forefront of America's information economy. These companies are treated as the future of the economy, as the US has long transitioned out of a manufacturing economy. After the crash, these shares made up 6% of the GDP.

In late 2021, these overvalued VC-funded tech shares accounted for 56% of the GDP. They have already dropped to 36% of the GDP by the start of this month. There is still a long way to go, and it is going to have a cascading effect on the economy. It might be funny to joke about it now, but it's going to affect people's lives and likely cause a great deal of social unrest.

I wish I had money because I would load up the boat.

Great opportunity

That's exactly how it goes, only about 50% of the USA owns stock and it's far lower in most other countries. Of that 50%, most are boomers with 401(k)'s investing in index funds. A much smaller proportion is actively investing in individual stocks, and at the retail level, most of them are not exactly making great returns if any at all.

The stock market is a rich man's game that is rigged entirely by large corporations and financial institutions. Anyone could have made a lot of money buying stock directly after the 2020 crash, but then again most people were just trying to survive and dealing with the nightmare that was 2020.

It's only a great opportunity if you have money during an economic crisis to invest, understand how the stock market crashes and maintains equilibrium, and the statement "the best time to buy is when there is blood in the street" (Baron Rothschild) does not seem morally objectionable to you.

That filters out a lot of people.

Zuck thought he could compete with tiktok with his ig reels

Embarrassing

Memes will be funny a fuarrrrk!

Femcels on watch @ abortion clinics
Calicels on watch @ the gas pumps
Zoomercels on watch @ rehab clinics

LOL @ everyone who is not an experienced Misc user making $10k a day as a CEO

People talk about TikTok but Meta burned through almost that company's entire 2021 revenue just last quarter on a pet project. In the last 3 months Meta did like 6x TikTok's 2021 revenue.

Literally burning their money on Metaverse and it looks like a PS2 game. SMH

Fkin lmao, remember when meta dropped by 26% on February 3rd and people were saying the same thing?

Well it's down another 46% from that drop.

Unbelievable the lack of self awareness by some wimmez.

Equal pay. Taken seriously at work. Stop objectifying our bodies. Value our brains not sexualise us.

Meanwhile, the entire value she’s communicating in that tiktok vid is her sex appeal. Jeez.

Tiktok is still in a bigger growth stage than ********, so you cant just compare a year. You need to compare its forecast. It has zuk shook.

$4b revenue 2021, predicting $12bil 2022, 2023?

"ByteDance’s hit video app is on track to triple revenue this year to $12 billion, threatening ********’s hold on social media."

"Yet TikTok’s programming is proving unusually compelling: Its average user in the US now spends about 29 hours a month with the service, more than ******** (16 hours) and Instagram (8 hours) put together, according to mobile researcher Data.ai. Scott Galloway, a professor at New York University Stern School of Business, has likened the service’s addictiveness to opium."

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/featu...-to-12-billion

I only use ******** to look at girls selling clothes on the marketplace imagine actually using ******** seriously