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@Fenng: Those who shout about a surplus of delivery drivers turn around and accuse platforms of using algorithms to squeeze ride-hailing drivers, saying they won't let drivers earn too much and use algorithms to distribute orders to other drivers. If there is a surplus of delivery drivers, isn't there also a surplus of ride-hailing drivers? If orders are all given to a few drivers, are the rest supposed to live on air? Why at this point don't they say that there are too many ride-hailing drivers so everyone can't make money?

X AI KOLs Following · 2026-05-31 Cached

The article criticizes the double standard: people claim there is a surplus of delivery drivers while accusing platforms of using algorithms to exploit ride-hailing drivers, and questions why they don't admit that the oversupply of ride-hailing drivers is also causing everyone to be unable to make money.

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@oragnes: That's truly heartbreaking! Silicon Valley venture capital godfather Marc Andreessen hits the nail on the head, tearing off the blindfold of social power: Why do genius experts with sky-high IQs end up working for "mediocre" generalists? He drops a brutal "0.4 law": In social science, the correlation between IQ and success (wealth, social status) is only...

X AI KOLs Timeline · 2026-05-18 Cached

The post cites Silicon Valley VC godfather Marc Andreessen's view, pointing out that the correlation between IQ and success is only 0.4, and that generalists (who integrate resources and understand human nature) are often more likely to gain social power and wealth than high-IQ specialists.

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@VraserX: A lot of adults will not miss their job. They will miss coworkers. Work was forced friendship on easy mode. What replac…

X AI KOLs Following · 2026-04-21 Cached

Social commentary arguing that the workplace historically provided low-stakes adult friendship and belonging, and questioning what will replace that dynamic as work evolves.

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