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@danluu the lead designer for Magic: the Gathering splits players into three profiles:
Timmy wants to experience something cool (big creatures, explosions)
Johnny wants to express themself (be offbeat, or creative)
Spike wants to win
I think this applies to most games, and people shift between them. For Online multiplayer, I am a spike who reads up on the best strategies. But for single player RPG I'm more interested in a good story than optimizing my run.
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Escalation isn’t a dirty word. Sometimes teams disagree because they have different priorities or weigh tradeoffs differently.
Asking leadership to weigh in with guidance is the right thing to do. Your job is to frame the options and reason for misalignment.
Indecision kills.
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It matters how you value material wealth vs social, but I would guess they are at least 25%ile in US.
Part of this may be due to Vietnam's growth in the past 10-20 years, and your statement may have been true circa 2000 but feels qualitatively wrong now.
@doga I recently had to do some video verification of my government ID, so maybe that could work? But yeah, any motivated actor will circumvent it.
Agreed this actually makes sense for businesses / agencies, but then why not just roll it out specifically to them? (And charge 10-100x more). Or maybe make it an extra for advertising on Meta.
Of course, how does one verify they are "General Motors."
I also remember that NYTimes had similar problem, but there the issue was more that the Times was posting too much that only a handful got impressions.
And of course there's the issue of which countries follow Musk: if he has 50M followers outside US, they might filter him out due to language
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