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10 sats \ 0 replies \ @zuspotirko 12h \ on: What do stackers think of Martin Shkreli? AskSN
Shkreli might genuinely be an autistic evil genius
I've seen his analysis shared on some stocks - he compiles data from other trials, digs into the biology papers, reads the options market expectations and accurately predicts 30% stock crashes and gets filthy rich (and sometimes loses a lot). And he has shown that he can do that repeatedly.
On the other hand the way he played wallstreetbets was so unethical. I could not even imagine being this evil if I wanted to.
Martin Shkreli is like what Dr Doofenshmirtz is but unironically and in real life
top: fake artificial colors. Cheap plastic to artificially spark joy in children. A manifestation of everything that's wrong with modern society.
bottom: Mimicking of natural colors. Stone. Wood. Authentic human experience. A candid, calm and grounded experience. RETVRN.
If you click on the Tweet there is a link to this guys discord for voting
But I uploaded the template hoping stackers make their own versions :)
I guess some people think they spend LESS time looking at screens when they can quickly do the small things on their wrist. Especially when the phone draws you in and you open the next app and the next app out of habit. Not sure if it is actually true.
Here in Europe I expect most people to have learned about the mechanical mechanism (wrist movement + ratchet + spring) in school. Do you not?
Any questions? I'll try to answer it
Back in the day I got an Apple watch for doing "small tasks" without pulling out my phone. E.g. forwarding to the next song while walking or reply thumbs up to text messages. But it got annoying pretty quickly because of how slow the watch was
Is that still a problem with modern smart watches like the Garmin?
Like a mechanical watch that tightens its spring with a ratchet and the natural movement of your wrist instead of by turning the crown
I feel like everybody should know this. Maybe it's different in the US but here in Europe I expect all middle class people to have learned at least this much about machinery in school