My intro to American politics was a 2008 Mortal Kombat style flash game where you could play as different political figures.
Mitt Romney had these sick nunchuks and was my preferred candidate at the time bc he comboed like crazy
Noticing a lack of ad diversity inside a @McDonalds, two teens devised an elaborate plan to hang a poster of themselves inside the burger chain. Talk about a prank! https://t.co/LEE7F3lVHT
Latest results from a new product validation experiment. FAQ clicks on the landing page revealed that what I thought was the main value prop actually got the least clicks. Also got some signups to the mailing list!
Chatting with some of these folks and then redoing the page
Biggest pitfall of hustle culture stems from “you don’t want it enough”.
Like, yeah. You’re probably right. The outcome you’re describing involves a scenario devoid of joy and wont work.
Finding something you actually like and then gradually investing more>>
@jstanotherview Interesting, do you think changing the modes of evidence processing is an introspective effort?
Or one best done with help from others?
@jstanotherview "evidence is very slow to transform core beliefs". Wow, excellent thought. Do you think core beliefs can ever really be changed? In my experience they're just pushed to the farther recesses of the mind, but they always worm their way back somehow.
@visakanv I agree, younger demographic decides what's popular -> corporations make allowances for profit -> media shift. I feel like early hip hop (NWA comes to mind) was a good example