I think the internet spends too much time discussing pieces of art before we're able to consume them with complete context, and I think we should probably stop doing that
Every social media platform I've been on has this problem, and the root of it is that there are significantly more people who don't know how to use social media than there are people who do
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"The underlying message that they're trying to convey in all these interviews is clear: calm down, this isn't a big deal, you guys are being a little crazy. And that, in turn, aims to undercut all the reporting about the turmoil within Apple [...] that has led to the situation with Siri."
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Okay, I know it's not the point, but e-bikes have pedals and this is an electric scooter, which have a completely different purpose.
It's still an ugly as sin Cybertruck-wannabe disaster of a two-wheeler, but it's not in the same lane as an e-bike.
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