This world is hard to keep up with, thb. I probably spend 2 – 2.5 hours a day on Twitter keeping up with as much as I can, at least within tech, politics, and finance – that’s what my feed is comprised of.
In an effort to distill the big tech stories that came out this past week, here are the top things I think you need to know now: Keep Reading
Thanks, Cision. Find me just after Anthony Di Iorio and Don Tapscott.
The description is partially outdated, but that’s cool. Life is changing pretty fast these days. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Politics can be such utter garbage. To evoke support, political marketers seek to further deepen the divide that determines political affiliations, but do it in such a way that elicits hatred for the other side. They virtue signal and point fingers, claiming that this game of political warfare is zero-sum. It is not, in my opinion. When one side wins and one loses, both sides ultimately lose – same as with personal relationships.
In the United States, both sides are boldly guilty of this. The rhetoric used to get points across is so hyperbolized, it’s as if every issue (portrayed by the mainstream media), is a call for another civil war. Frankly, I find politics insulting to the citizens who have to put up with it all. Keep Reading
