His "Unmournable Bodies" essay in New Yorker shook me to my core.

This has to be good news for Twitter.

Twitter suffered enormously under his leadership. It lost users, potential revenue, potential profits, and people.

He seemed to not care about all the trolling and abuse problems.

This is good news.

There have only been 2 drops greater than 700 points. The third largest fall was 684 points.

Via Twitter I have asked clarificatory questions to some of the top authors (Taleb was one), journalists and programmers in the world.

Most of them responded.

Yes, that's something Twitter is pretty good at. E-mailing random people feels more intrusive to me, and blog comments or similar channels aren't always available or appropriate (although Twitter certainly is to blame for at least some of that)

Twitter has been the best way to deal with Comcast that I have found.

When I was unhappy I was always unhappy (eventually). Whether it was by myself or with other people. Smallco or Bigco.

IMHO, 5 things are essential. Everything else is secondary:

- Sleep / resting the body-mind

- Exercise / moving the body

- Meditation / moving the mind

- Nutrition / feeding the body-mind

- Access to high quality internet on a high quality computer with a good electricity network

I realize this is subjective to you, but one of these is not like the others, as they say. Care to explain?

Depends on the definition of TV.

YouTube is the new TV. And that's 1000x the number of "traditional" channels.

> It can also be redundant, since the USDA’s organic label already excludes GMOs

Quick, what's the logical fallacy here?

Exactly this.

If stuxnet is possible, a voting machine should be a piece of cake.

> I built and sold tech businesses in the UK, US and Brazil.

It's always intriguing when people write that without mentioning the names of any businesses.