I wonder if the author of this article has noticed the correlation between "people who don't use twitter all that much" (ie, the staff at twitter) and "people who actually get things done" (ie, the staff at twitter).
I cannot imagine how anyone with a job manages the kind of usage the author seems to expect at a minimum, unless your job title is "Twitter User". Words are kind of failing me contemplating that point, actually. Who are these people who can afford to use Twitter all day every day, and still somehow remain in the technocracy?
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I wonder if the author of this article has noticed the correlation between "people who don't use twitter all that much" (ie, the staff at twitter) and "people who actually get things done" (ie, the staff at twitter).
I cannot imagine how anyone with a job manages the kind of usage the author seems to expect at a minimum, unless your job title is "Twitter User". Words are kind of failing me contemplating that point, actually. Who are these people who can afford to use Twitter all day every day, and still somehow remain in the technocracy?
This is exactly what I thought: "Uh, what if the reason Twitter developers aren't using Twitter much is because they are developing Twitter?"