This is a seriously interesting speculation. This may very well be a thing.

If someone gave me 700mil, I’d probably retire too.

Look at an IQ map and political map of the US. The stupid and right wing maps are nearly identical.

Rightward politics correlates with low intelligence.

Don’t have one. Computers, on the other hand, the family has a bunch.

Define Asian. I live in “Asia” and have never seen this.

Make the coordinates public and let curiosity run its course.

In what way is someone making Lemmy like Reddit?

I’m active in the real world and my life is enriched by the interaction I have on niche topics on social media. Doing one does not mean you neglect the other.

🥕 3 shredded carrots 🍋 juice of one lemon 🧂 a little bit of salt

An amazingly fresh and delicious summer salad.

I’m trying to recreate this and my brain just won’t let it happen.

What?

I think it’s equally plausible that it was planted as it is that it was forgotten.

No, I’m thinking of times when they knowingly put something cheap, but toxic in products and a bunch of people die. It’s mass murder and they treat it like that. In the US, if an individual kills ten people and a corporation kills ten people, the punishment will be very different.

If China’s capitalists cause death, they put them to death. If they commit fraud, the punishment is somewhat related to the crime. China has a lot to criticize, but they get some things right.

That could be different. Lemmy is not corporate owned.

Lemmy, yes. Mastodon, no. I could make no sense of mastodon and found nothing of interest.

Well, Digg.com still exists. It’s just that no one cares.

We use non-virgin olive oil. High smoke point, but good flavor.

Digg.com was the big thing with Reddit trailing. Digg began tweaking the experience toward a more profitable model. I had already come to Reddit when they went too far and there was a sudden enormous migration from Digg to Reddit. Digg went from being THE social media aggregator to being nothing in a matter of weeks.

Reddit is more deeply rooted, so I think it will stick around, I’m cool if Reddit keeps those who are happy with corporate model busy so we can do our thing here.