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Peter Thiel dumps entire Nvidia stake, slashes Tesla holdings amid bubble fears
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this post was submitted on 17 Nov 2025
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None of what you said explains what they are talking about lol.
It’s like you have no experience with what they’re talking about
Nice troll bait.
No, I know EXACTLY what I'm talking about. Google's old results were based on click-through determining which results were best. Now that the quality of the average user is lower, so is the quality of the average click-through result.
That's as much response as you're going to get though. You responded in bad faith, so now you're going to talk to yourself if you choose to respond.
You know I do agree with you.
For some reason the folks here don’t get the flood of “normal people” that have taken over the internet that was really only for techies 20-25 years ago. It was even more pronounced before then.
Back then in many ways the internet was a little bit like lemmy today. There isn’t critical mass with shitloads of idiots, there’s tons of like minded people who think critically and try to do what’s right. Unfortunately Pandora’s box has been opened though, so it’s still not exactly the same.
If you ask me, the windows 95/98/xp era required the same level of patience and technical troubleshooting that Linux requires today. Maybe even more than modern Linux honestly. Windows 8/10/11 have been essentially on rails so much that needing to understand and figure shit out is less needed than ever. The people today on the internet generally are not at all like the people who used to be the majority here.