You tried faux elitism by wearing face mask like lágbájá of tech.
As e no work, you rush remove the face mask make investor fit see say you be real human being.
You don't really care about your users, you just want to make money. In the coming weeks, it will become clear.
When I was interviewing as Technical Instructor for the Microsoft Leap program, William Adams, who at the time was a technical adviser to the then CTO of Microsoft, Kevin Scott, asked me a question.
He went, "if you are taking a class through a technical concept and the students don't understand, do you continue with the curricula items or pause till everyone understands?"
I answered by saying, finishing a curriculum is a metric that many facilitators will want to strike out. I won't continue with the curriculum until everyone in the class understands the concept I'm passing across.
I continued: understanding a concept doesn't mean understanding the details behind the concept. It means having a good foundation to self-study for more clarity.
Many of my products are on X today, doing well in global companies. Some of them even sub me and call me a noise maker and banger boy. But do you know that whether it's on cloud computing or software engineering or data analysis, I never finished a syllabus in 4 years as Technical Instructor. I knew that the foundations mattered more than nominally striking out topics you've taught.
EdTech is a space where you need to take the outcomes of your human products PERSONAL. I'm of the opinion that if you are in EdTech to make money, you are probably in the wrong industry. Be invested in investing in others, money isn't paramount in that area at all.
You take a break from Twitter for 2 days. You come back and then your post impressions drop significantly.
Elon Musk, I can't live here.
I have a job, please!