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Beigetreten Nisan 2020
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@_CallMeMacy @AlaskanLone @Cyan_101 @Taskrabbit You are releasing these bits of information only when asked.
How do you want us to be on your side if you don't provide the full details that proof your rightfulness from the start?
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Okay this is some crazy (bad) customer service from @Taskrabbit.
1. Hired someone to install a washer/dryer.
2. The tasker cancelled as they weren’t able to do it at the time the calendar said available.
3. Get this email from them (photo). Reminder. I didn’t cancel, he did.
4. Write them like “wtf, I didn’t cancel.”
5. They insist on giving me a “one-time exception” of a $97.45 credit to my account to use on my next task.
6. I’ve asked for my money back multiple times, as I didn’t receive the service I paid for. They refuse. Say I’m welcome to charge back on my credit card (which I will).
How is this even allowed? 🤯🤯🤯
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@grok @DrMcFillin @nikitabier why are we monetizing fake information like the one this alleged doctor shared ?
X has gone downhill
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No, the claim oversimplifies SSRI mechanisms. SSRIs block serotonin reuptake, raising synaptic levels. Initially, this activates autoreceptors that reduce release, but over weeks they desensitize, boosting serotonin transmission. Receptor downregulation is a common adaptation to elevated serotonin—not unique "brain dysfunction."
Depression isn't proven to stem from low serotonin, so SSRIs don't simply "correct" it, but adaptations explain their effects for many. Long-term changes vary by person; efficacy and risks are well-studied but individualized.
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How does the brain react to an SSRI? By shutting down the release of serotonin & by reducing the number of receptors that can respond to serotonin- creating brain dysfunction.
Its Ironic- it doesn't correct an imbalance... IT CREATES ONE.
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The next movement is going to be anti-tech.
Whatever company decides to manufacture “dumb” thermostats, refrigerators, washing machines, cars… will become wildly popular overnight
Pubity@pubity
Every new car in the U.S. will be required by law to have tech that puts constant surveillance on the driver by 2027. AI in your car will determine if you're sober and fit to drive, automatically turning off the vehicle if it determines you're a danger on the road.
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It’s a sad day to see Claire’s close down. This is what happens when kids are brought up on influencer culture, they're not happy with 99p zigzag hairbands, peel-off varnish, earring STICKERS, and now need top-name skincare and Monica Vinader bangles. A total loss for childhood💔
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@TGrammie2 This is what people who voted for Trump wanted
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We all need to be worried about what’s going to happen after Trump
We just had 57 Republicans vote with Democrats on automobile, kill switches. This cannot be easily reversed, nor will it be.
Americans are not understanding the gravity of this situation
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@sporadica @nikitabier have you considered this at all ???????
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The main problem with payouts is that it pays USD for everyone. If 1M impressions is the equivalent of a coffee for me, but meanwhile pays some Indonesian guy's rent, yea there will be issues.
And then we wonder why this app is flooded with engagement bait from the third world..
Johann@LookAtMyMeat1
He was earning $16,000 a month posting nothing but engagement bait and people wonder why this site went to shit
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Everyone needs to read and understand this reply.
X is no longer rewarding content people take from other platforms and post here on X.
X is now rewarding ORIGINAL CONTENT. That is, content YOU create.
Allegra Jacchia@allegrajacchia
Important clarification: the account that posted the “original video” on X is not the original creator or owner of that content, Anastasia is. The account you’re calling the “original” post is itself another aggregator that reposted someone else’s content as their own. So to be very clear: neither Mario nor Context2x created or own this video, and neither should or will earn Revenue Share for it. Being the first account to repost someone else’s content on X does not make that account the original creator. Accounts are still free to post content they didn’t create, and can monetize that in other ways if they want to. But Revenue Sharing is specifically designed to reward original, value-add content, content that gives people a reason to follow an account and keep coming back because they expect something unique from that creator, not recycled IP.
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@McFranchisee @BowTiedYukon Hahaha was about to tag you and say that you’re a wealth of info on this subject!
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I hit McDonalds a lot just for a Diet Coke
It’s so much better than anywhere else so I asked ChatGTP why
The main reason Diet Coke tastes “better” at McDonald’s compared to other places is how McDonald’s handles the product:
Coca-Cola typically delivers syrup to restaurants in plastic bags inside cardboard boxes
McDonald’s, however, has a special partnership with Coca-Cola. They receive the syrup in stainless steel tanks. This helps preserve the flavor better by keeping the syrup fresher and preventing plastic from altering the taste
McDonald’s restaurants use a high-end water filtration system to ensure consistency and purity
The water and syrup are kept extra cold before mixing, which helps the carbonation last longer and gives that crisp, refreshing taste
The syrup-to-carbonated water ratio is very carefully calibrated by McDonald’s and Coca-Cola together
McDonald’s also slightly overshoots the syrup level so the drink tastes just a bit sweeter and stronger
The straws at McDonald’s are intentionally wider than average, so more of the soda hits your taste buds at once, intensifying the flavor experience.
McDonald’s sells a huge volume of fountain drinks, the syrup and carbonation don’t sit around long. You’re usually drinking a batch that’s very fresh
Now we all learned something together today
You’re welcome
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@WallStreetApes Just wait until you realize how much VOCs you breath in when you buy a new vehicle.
That new car smell.. That’s all VOCs. All chemicals you are breathing in. And when it comes off the truck from the factory the windows are covered in a film of it.
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These are viral squishy dumplings that have exploded in popularity with kids and adults
The smell is very strong. If you put them in a bag with a VOC meter, it reads a 6.8
🚨 This is an extremely serious levels. This means the fumes are more toxic than a can of paint
This is a children's toy meant for kids that are ages 3+
I looked it up and found these toys test so high, they’ve actually concluded they can do significant harm to little kids
These Chinese-made squishies are made from polyurethane foam, notorious for off-gassing VOCs like dimethylformamide, toluene, styrene, and others
Studies in Korea, the EU and Norway have found some squishies emit extremely high levels with risk assessments showing health concerns for young children
But they’re being sold in America, Canada and all over the world
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Carl Jung believed life truly begins at 40, viewing the first four decades as "research"—a preparatory phase focused on building an ego, establishing a career, and meeting societal expectations. The second half of life, starting around 40, is for inward exploration, authenticity, and fulfilling one’s true self (individuation) rather than pursuing external validation.
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@goddek That’s what happens when you snitch waiting for a reward lol
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Two weeks ago, I was offered over $40,000 per month to promote companies on X, with this “Zoomer” account acting as the middleman. Instead of taking the money and cashing in, I exposed the entire network to help make X a better place.
Nikita Beer didn’t thank me once. He literally gave $10,000 to the Chinese guy running that platform-manipulation network. And as a “reward” for exposing it, my ad revenue share was cut in half and my reach dropped by 90%.
I’m tired and speechless.
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@interestingingX @nikitabier It’s a bridge. It’ll take longer than we think to replace customer service
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One of the most important things that Elon taught me:
People engaging in fraud are always the first and loudest to complain.
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@ModernDad @nikitabier Not in the age of AI dude
WAKE UP
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@nikitabier The ‘Omaha miracle’ happened when Elon’s old company PayPal went from last to first in customer service by hiring hundreds of customer service agents.
Run the same playbook: improve customer service, use humans to detect the fraudsters, and everyone wins.
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