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They aren't equivalent in the same way that user growth and revenue growth are not equivalent to profit growth.

You are doing yourself a disservice if you aren't either actively following it or haven't gone back through the archives.

If the published media has a negative effect on their life, why aren't they making the published media go away?

Fluency comes after learning it well enough that you aren't thinking about it anymore.

With Facebook this is different, as things aren't really 'in the moment', or at least aren't depending on that that much: it's perfectly fine to read someone's post 2 days after it's been posted.

Because corporations aren't monolithic rational actors, but rather large bureaucratic bodies made of people who operate in a broader social and cultural context.

Companies aren't taking their chips down yet, because they're still confident they'll grow.

In Denmark, for instance, youth and lower-skilled people just aren't being hired.

Decentralized services aren't somehow fundamentally incompatible with usability—its just a challenge we haven't tackled yet.

You aren't allowed water because that'd cost the company too much.

My education didn't include these things (things that aren't normally dependencies of the job) and as a result, I failed those interviews.

They aren't free to censor the internet globally.