If you use it right, Twitter is the most powerful platform in the world. But Twitter does a horrible job of showing you its advanced features. Here are 10 of them you probably know nothing about:

Maybe Canada can learn a thing or two..

It’s a low-key flex to have your extended family live nearby

Alright, it’s official. Toronto and Ontario as a whole has legit gone fucking bonkers. So glad I took the risk and left for Mexico a month ago. We have morons for leaders.

Happy Earth Day

Map of regional rug patterns in Iran

Shut up, don’t jinx this for me 🧿

This made me cackle

The sinister part about this image was when the Israeli couple, who are currently occupying the home, were asked how they felt seeing the Palestinian owners who were stripped of it, the woman says, "Frankly, I don’t feel anything. I am very happy. Living here is very enjoyable."

Dead

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People are having a hard time adjusting back to normal life after being in lockdown for a year Imagine going to prison and trying to re-enter society

me, when i first entered tech: omg i want to build things that will CHANGE THE WORLD and HAVE AN IMPACT!!!!! me, seven years later: ok listen, i just really don’t want to build anything that is harmful to the world

Did you know that crucial parts of the internet are maintained by 1 or 2 volunteers each? The global timezone database, OpenSSL, cURL, and several more cornerstones of the internet depend on 1 or 2 people who are not payed to do this. Let that sink in for a moment.

9/10 things that I write up to post on this app don’t get posted

"The ability to stay calm during conflict is a superpower." Naval

Gonna drop a crypto experiment on tuesday. Going dark until then. Retweet this for a free mint ;)

I miss when crypto was all about Alice and Bob trying to communicate

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