Elon Musk is currently trying to buy Twitter because he believes that it does not currently foster true free speech with all of its moderation policies. Many support his endeavors, while there are still many skeptics that say his ownership would make twitter… (1/2)
(2/2) a breeding ground for misinformation. In my opinion, I think it would be refreshing to see a social media platform without censorship. I believe that if people are not on board, they can migrate to other apps. Regardless, are there other implications of this decision?
One of the poorest countries on Earth is now legally accepting Bitcoin. As time goes on, crypto is making its way into more and more foreign countries with hopes of creating efficient worldwide transactions. Does this accomplishment foreshadow Bitcoin’s common use in our future?
For those under 30 in NY and DC, women tend to make more than men, which is the opposite of the often controversial status quo. In older ages, it is found that women usually are tasked with caring for children more often than men, so they cannot work as much and make less. (1/2)
Since the hack was unsuccessful in the end, the hit on crypto’s use case isn’t as bad, but it still shows a weakness. However, this is newly evolving tech and it has countless benefits, so if we can stabilize everything, crypto’s use will be essential to our future. #mchslang23
Hackers faked transactions of Ethereum totaling $620 million. This is a consequence of a truly decentralized currency, where investors are not fully insured. However, this money was retrieved after more transactions were tracked, showing we have the recourses to fix such issues.
I do believe that EVs are the future, but I think that before claims regarding overall efficiency get thrown around there must be much more widespread implementation of chargers that work faster than they do now. If we can get there, buying an electric car will be a no-brainer.
Tesla markets their cars as the better alternative to gas vehicles, but they take much more time to charge at stations that are far less common than gas stations, leading to long periods of waiting just to drive. Are Teslas really more “efficient” at this point? #mchslang23
More evidence pointing towards the fact that NFTs and the Metaverse may have just been experiencing a moment of intense “hype” and that if they want to stick around, they need to find more impactful and relevant ways to create actual value. #mchslang23
Since the invasion of Ukraine, Russian stocks have lost 98% of their value, which are numbers that are essentially unheard of. As the conflict continues, more economic issues could act as more fuel to start the fire of total war #mchslang23 https://t.co/nzyjtNr8UT
ETFs in Russia are currently experiencing large price drops. Is this a sign of correlation with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and if so, is this an indication to Russian officials that the invasion is a bad idea? #mchslang23
In the midst of the Ukraine and Russia conflict, it seems like Russia clearly has the upper hand strength-wise. At this point, will the involvement of other countries be beneficial, or will this just raise tensions even further and possibly start a bigger war? #mchslang23
Can Ukraine defend itself against Russia? “I think they can impose a heavy cost on Russian forces but…I’m afraid I’m doubtful that Ukrainians can hold out,” says @shashj, The Economist’s defence editor, on “The Economist Asks” https://t.co/vQ8gjKBAIr