@JuliusGoat Does anyone still believe he can stop anything? The world is going crazy. Maybe it’s time to put women in power — they’re not as aggressive.

@helenclayton I always imagined lambs are born much smaller and without so much wool. Turns out I was wrong.

@marketing Trust is definitely the core issue here. If AI platforms overload conversations with intrusive ads, they risk damaging the very experience users come for. That’s why formats like native advertising — where ads match the content environment instead of interrupting it — may become more relevant. Platforms like MGID have been building around this “non-disruptive” model for years. In AI environments, subtle and contextual monetization will likely win over aggressive ad placements.

@harshithvaddiparthy This is a good example of why relying on a single discovery channel is risky. When your entire funnel depends on organic docs traffic, one platform shift (like AI) can break everything overnight. In cases like this, paid discovery channels make sense — especially native ads. Networks like MGID can help put the product in front of new audiences without relying on people actively searching or reading docs. It’s not a replacement for product quality, but it can stabilize distribution when organic channels dry up.

@iryna I am very sorry that Ukraine is going through this and the whole world is watching in silence.

@evacide Childcare is a huge burden for many families, even those with decent incomes in high-cost cities like San Francisco. It’s a positive step that could make a real difference in quality of life.

@petergleick Yeah! The cost of renewables has dropped so much that it’s not just better for the planet — it actually makes economic sense too. Fossil fuels are becoming the expensive option.