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Please remember Twitter is some combination of 80% / 20% real. It was also founded as a text-based app, so interpretations of tone in context remain a top negotiation while navigating the platform.
Why would this picture get marked off 30 points?
The data says that picture is the second worst on the page.
the rules?
Well, no one had answered me directly for years, so I’m assuming I am the only ensouled account.
I’m assuming everyone else is a fake with their head up their own ass about how they’re too relevant to talk to other people or to engage online.
Or, if this person in my DM’s that’s feeding me this conspiracy theory is correct— it’s an actual game that is mentally ruining people IRL. Like it’s a game that if you’re in tech, you can’t respond to any else’s comments unless they have an equal number of followers. There’s a whole set of “rules” that— I don’t know what it’s supposed to do except fill their own account with pleasure bots that stroke their own ego?
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It’s actually a documentary about Nathan, exploring his understanding of how to portray Elizabeth Holmes in the media. Nathan is really the star of this.
Replying to @image_heist @TMZ
Nathan has just as much, if not more, screen time than elizabeth or billy. Everyone else is getting compensated off of their story.
After this, in early December, my account was tagged in a bunch of patriot accounts. That's when I called for Elon's assassination.
Replying to @image_heist @elonmusk @joerogan @TheoVon @jk_rowling @ericweinstein @jordanbpeterson @VivekGRamaswamy @JDVance @realDonaldTrump
I’ve been talking with this person in my DM‘s. Going over the evidence that I have to support the idea of a class action lawsuit.
This person is telling me that I’m part of some game, and that I have been rejected from that game. That everybody is against me in this game and that I am alone. And that this person is the only person that is on my side.
Capitalism
It’s not that capitalism only helps the rich, it’s that we’re not in a capitalist state. Capitalism was supposed to be about the averaging of the costs of goods and production. We are now dependent on the corporate welfare system of stocks. This isn’t capitalism— I don’t think there was ever a theory that expressed what it would mean to prioritize shareholder value over the means of production.














