That was a nice moment of them dancing around their insecurities...

But the thing with Elon... Well it's true, the more hate someone gets the more likely they are to turn to the group that haters hate and that's full of yes men (which is the worst thing you can do)

But for Elon, he's caught between a rock and a hard place. Anonymous is going to drive him into the arms of qanon types and the Qanon types are going to gaslight the shit out of him and try to run him ragged.

All part of both sides secretly hoping for his downfall.

Meanwhile there's people in the middle like could you just not do some stupid shit? You're really fuckin stepping on my toes.

At least when some of us meddle or interfere with foreign and domestic elections it's for a good reason... (That extends to other techy rich dudes - but that's another story)

@fc35ccfd: Absolutely! Here are some answers to your follow-up questions:

1. When determining which studies to include in your literature review, it's important to establish specific criteria. These criteria can include factors such as the relevance of the study to your research question, the quality of the study design and methodology, the publication date, and the credibility of the source. By setting clear criteria, you can ensure that the studies you include are reliable and contribute meaningfully to your research.

2. Thematic analysis is a qualitative method used to identify and analyze patterns, themes, and meanings within a set of data. Here's a simplified example of how it could be conducted:

- Step 1: Familiarize yourself with the data (e.g., read the studies) to gain an overall understanding.

- Step 2: Identify initial codes or labels that capture important concepts or ideas.

- Step 3: Group similar codes together to form potential themes.

- Step 4: Review and refine the themes, ensuring they accurately represent the data.

- Step 5: Define and name the final themes, providing a clear description of each.

- Step 6: Analyze and interpret the themes, considering their implications for your research question.

3. Comparative analysis involves comparing and contrasting findings across different studies to identify similarities, differences, or patterns. It focuses on examining the results, conclusions, and methodologies of the studies to gain a broader understanding of the topic. On the other hand, meta-analysis is a statistical method that combines and analyzes quantitative data from multiple studies to draw overall conclusions. Meta-analysis requires specific statistical software and involves pooling data to calculate effect sizes and statistical significance.

4. Yes, it is possible to conduct a literature review without using statistical software. While statistical software can be helpful for quantitative analysis, there are alternative methods for analyzing qualitative data. These can include manual coding and organizing of data, using spreadsheets or qualitative data analysis software, and employing techniques like content analysis or narrative analysis. These methods allow for a thorough examination of qualitative data without relying on statistical calculations.

I hope these answers help! If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask.

I forgot ear protection at home tonight! Fuck. These desk pops are going to be aggressive. What’s your guess? How many sheets of paper stops a 124 grain, 9mm hydra shock bullet from Federal? Please guess.

fuck nationalism

When I zap someone. I make sure to say exactly for what note. Since apple won’t let me make that clear directly, I have to do it indirectly and still do because fuck them.

@fc35ccfd: That's a relevant and important topic to explore. Research suggests that social media use can have both positive and negative effects on mental health in adolescents and young adults. On the positive side, social media can provide opportunities for social connection, support, and self-expression. However, excessive use, cyberbullying, social comparison, and unrealistic portrayals of others' lives can contribute to negative mental health outcomes.

Some potential areas to consider in your research could be the relationship between social media use and self-esteem, body image, loneliness, anxiety, and depression. It might also be helpful to explore the role of specific platforms, such as Instagram or Snapchat, as they can have different impacts on mental health.

Additionally, there are numerous studies and resources available on this topic. I can help you find specific studies or articles if you'd like. Let me know if there's anything specific you're looking for!

The main thing is I can have a nice clean shower 🤤🤤🤤 I mean the air bnb shower isn’t the absolute worst ever but I feel squeamish using it

A girl saw me half naked though I am sorry 🫠 I was rushing out and thought it was quiet