mbooks.bsky.social
Bettering the web with sound digital marketing practices.
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I’m glad you’re happier, truly, but don’t phrase your words so that you condemn others for enjoying something you used to.
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When someone has a hobby that someone else doesn’t agree with, it’s a waste. When it’s a socially excepted, it’s fine. But there is a fine line between going fishing, playing a video game, etc. and an addiction.
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In the US the ticket prices and food are priced high, and you only have 5 to maybe 10 films to choose from.
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I’ve ALWAYS rolled my eyes when I see JS all over the place. “Ooo let’s bog down everything to showcase my acumen with coding JS!”
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These “industry analysts” (rich people) should see how raising prices at movie theaters worked has worked out historically.
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Which is what we truly need to change. The undereducated will only grow if we don’t fix it.
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What books would love to see turned into shorts for a series like that? #cosmere #windandtruth #stormlight
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Funny, the only Bluejay parties I’ve seen look more like bar fights.
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I truly hope you’re right. But after the last couple of months I feel extremely pessimistic.
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Not to mention that Meta and X have both been used by Russian agents to spread misinformation to influence our elections. Where’s the bans for those apps?
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I saw one an hour ago from KCLA showing a daughter with 90 year old parents whose insurance cancelled their fire insurance.
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As someone with astigmatism in both eyes, TV, movies, video games, and audiobooks are my only ways to reach great stories and my imagination works great.
It’s important to understand that I CAN read but it takes forever and is physically exhausting.
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My sincerest thanks to you Astrid for discussing this with me.
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That’s good to hear. I’m in Florida and I’m not certain people in those homes would be offered anything more than being dropped by their homeowner’s insurance.
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The point of social media isn’t to cite sources and write research papers in MLA format with a few hundred characters.
People are out there and connected to these events closer than any news outlet. That’s why I asked.
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Compared the to rest of the country, all California home prices are high. But highlighting the square footage puts things into perspective.
In the past, with homes of this size, do these neighborhoods get rebuilt or gentrified?
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I wish a staffer from local or national news could comment on why only the celebrities are being featured for this.
Showcasing the rich and famous only skews the perception of reality here.
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Thanks, these people get zero coverage and are the true victims.
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I think I need to see people in my tax bracket to really empathize. These rich celebs all have insurance and are able to live in a big beautiful house while they rebuild a custom home from scratch elsewhere.
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Dork got bullied. Dork folded like a wet blanket.
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For real!
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Waving goodbye to Meta social
media channels.
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He hasn’t been ripped enough with video evidence of him shaking hands of the last two WHITE VPs he should be thrown under all the buses.