Does anyone have creative ideas to create an economic model that would make journalism a worthwhile profession to pursue?
Possibly using block chain to track how often articles are accessed, quoted and referenced and charging a small fee accordingly. This could also incentivize practical, quality journalism that could also pay royalties for content over time
Everyone who holds $DUOL should place a good til cancel (GTC) sell order at $1,310 or more per share over the weekend. It will force the shorts to cover & they will have to buy back >20% of the outstanding shares, making you rich thru forced covering of short positions
Can someone spend the weekend building a language app on Claude and just put all $DUOL holders out of their misery?
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$DUOL IS NOW NEGATIVE OVER A 5 YEAR PERIOD.
In that period:
- Revenue has increased 496%
- Net income has increased 2,546%
This is crazy.
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Itâs rare to find better management than $DUOL. It also has a very powerful mission as well. People scoff at the $1 trillion predictions but those two traits plus a large TAM are often what create trillion dollar companies.
The best part of X is the short written format. I can read it anywhere and easily respond after Iâve thought thru my response
Sometimes social media is like walking in the dark. You canât see around you and you canât see in front of you. So I pick up a random object, words off the ground, and throw them in front of me, and wait. I listen for a thud, a splash, a thump. Itâs the reaction that orientates me. Itâs why some of my posts donât make sense. I wasnât writing in the traditional sense, I was understanding and orienting from the reactions.
I donât have debt to payback. That was a stone that skipped along a ponds surface. Each small splash, helping orient myself
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New column: California's finances face a perfect storm. It could eventually lead to another tax hike calmatters.org/commentary/20âŚ
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Replying to @AMAZlNGNATURE
Wildlife photograph of the year, 2019
đ¸: Bao Yongqing
During WW1 there was a battle outside author Vladimir Nabokovâs home. He decided to focus on writing, instead of looking out his window to observe the war. Imagine blaming those men who decided to observe the big picture at their doorstep vs scribbling another tale. I feel like that some times. I canât wait to share my experiences in LA here on X soon if they continue











