I did have to think about how to put it into words, but the picture was fully formed before revealing the questions.
Do you have cancer yet?
I have thought the same thing many times, but I'm not completely certain the math checks out. Does lemmy have a "theydidthemath"? Otherwise I might try to figure this one out for once...
I honestly appreciate the current scale of Lemmy. It feels nostalgic of oldskool forums or even oldskool reddit. But I can't deny the a larger scale brings certain advantages that are almost essential for a modern online community. It also brings risks. I'm very curious to see where the future will lead lemmy and if it will be able to withstand the traps others haven fallen into.
That sounds like something a healthy, well functioning society would do. /s
That's under the current economic system, yes. If you want to use immigrants to sustain the current system, you're just pushing the problem forward to a point where either Europe can't offer any more room for immigrants or there are no immigrants left to migrate.
We need tighter migration policies like we need an ibuprofen for a toothache.
It's a pretty good marketing strategy, to be honest. I'm telling all my friends about this as I'm writing this post.
This is one for the hall of fame, if you ask me
This is one for the hall of fame, if you ask me.
That's exactly what badgers do in the stories of Beatrix Potter
Not to belittle you kid's efforts, it's a great feat they've achieved, but it sounds like survivorship bias. You can do everything right and still fail. Being in the right place at the right time and having the right connections matter.
I recieved this email today. I don't use twitch, only made an account once for some specific purpose. I don't know these people and I'm a 100% certain they don't know me. This is just toxic marketing to lure me back in.
Advertisers? Think of the managers! Managers are nothing without their metrics.