@RajaSandhu You know what, I'd go further and argue that it's fantastic... It's clear, minimal, and concise, it's lightweight, fast loading, responsive, and accessible. It's totally without gimmicks, distractions, spin/marketing/sales bullshit, and it puts the real content front and centre
The world’s richest man @elonmusk is promoting the far right in Europe. Don’t buy a @Tesla.
Location: Tesla Gigafactory, Berlin.
(In collaboration with @politicalbeauty)
Elon Musk may be a known liar and charlatan, but he is also the current richest person in the world, owns the platform where I’m posting this, and seems to be controlling the man about to be sworn in as president of the United States next week. So we need to talk about him. 1/
See power law adoption is weird, weird like Bitcoin.
The adoption curve shown below doesn't exist in Bitcoin.
There are no particular regions that are important, there is no peak at all.
The adoption curve is a straight line in a log log chart.
It is Scale Invariant, weird right?
This has profound implications. It means there is no particular time in the history of Bitcoin where something different was happening. It has been all the same, just at different scales.
We are the same in a way. Yes early "adopter" experience faster growth but that because that growth was proportional to where Bitcoin was. Small system, fast growth. Now we have big system so slow growth.
But this growth is always proportional to the size of the system from a scale point of view.
What is also important though that a small group of Bitcoiners has a big influence on price. It is not linear. So we reach high prices faster than the growth of Bitcoiners.
That is what people do not understand when they talk about this S curve adoptions ( the bell curve below is related to S curve adoption).
Bitcoin scale invariant growth is way cooler and interesting and because the system is a network the price responds non linearly to the growth of adoption.
Please study the BTC power law to understand how Bitcoin works.
The climate crisis is here, and more shareholder payouts from water companies won't save us.
70% of Sicily is at risk of desertification and most of the island's lakes are almost dry. This is a warning to invest in a climate-resilient water system before it's too late.
@kaspay_official Don't want to hate on someone's hard work but this is very bad. No story or spirals can save it. Try again with a more experienced designer.
Despite being on the brink of collapse, Thames Water recently paid out £158,000,000 in dividends and its CEO gave himself a £195,000 bonus.
Now our bills will go up by 22% in five years.
The public shouldn't be paying for the failures of privatised water. Stop the bill hike.
(THREAD) It’s important that everyone RETWEET this thread. As some of you know, Elon Musk has been on a deranged tear trying to destroy one of the most reliable news sources in the world, REUTERS. The recent reports in this thread are the ones Musk doesn’t want *anyone* to share.