Andrzej Jóźwik
@jozwik.bsky.social
Journo. Random things. Observer from the margins.
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Zuck spent five years and $70 billion dollars to build a business that loses $4.4 billion/year to create only $470 million in revenue. So bad you can't give it away, I guess. Five years is a long time get something this small and crappy.
October 29, 2025 at 8:57 PM
Zuck spent five years and $70 billion dollars to build a business that loses $4.4 billion/year to create only $470 million in revenue. So bad you can't give it away, I guess. Five years is a long time get something this small and crappy.
Common logical fallacies:
- Hyperbole.
- False dichotomy: Framing “diversity” vs “unity” as mutually exclusive when they can coexist.
- Emotive labeling: Calling the position an “insane fallacy” substitutes insult for argument.
- Hyperbole.
- False dichotomy: Framing “diversity” vs “unity” as mutually exclusive when they can coexist.
- Emotive labeling: Calling the position an “insane fallacy” substitutes insult for argument.
October 1, 2025 at 8:19 PM
Common logical fallacies:
- Hyperbole.
- False dichotomy: Framing “diversity” vs “unity” as mutually exclusive when they can coexist.
- Emotive labeling: Calling the position an “insane fallacy” substitutes insult for argument.
- Hyperbole.
- False dichotomy: Framing “diversity” vs “unity” as mutually exclusive when they can coexist.
- Emotive labeling: Calling the position an “insane fallacy” substitutes insult for argument.
Trump broke basic protocol. He rode alone with Putin in his limo, no aides, no interpreters — unheard of. Then he let Putin speak first at a press event in the U.S., where the host should lead.
August 16, 2025 at 10:27 AM
Trump broke basic protocol. He rode alone with Putin in his limo, no aides, no interpreters — unheard of. Then he let Putin speak first at a press event in the U.S., where the host should lead.
"...the Trump administration has cut staff at the agency and at the National Weather Service, which sits within NOAA. The administration has also dismissed the hundreds of experts who had been compiling the next edition of the National Climate Assessment, which was scheduled to come out in 2028."
July 7, 2025 at 6:29 AM
"...the Trump administration has cut staff at the agency and at the National Weather Service, which sits within NOAA. The administration has also dismissed the hundreds of experts who had been compiling the next edition of the National Climate Assessment, which was scheduled to come out in 2028."