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Jiang says Twitter analysis requires separating what is actually newsworthy from clickbait and from AI-generated fabricated content.
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...nonsense on these websites? Also, how do you find news on Twitter? Are there people you follow? So I just go over the Twitter..."
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He dismisses the Elon Musk claim about Congress hiding the U.S.-Israel military relationship in the defense bill as made-up noise rather than a usable signal.
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He uses Musk's Twitter cuts as evidence that many mature software-heavy organizations can keep operating with drastically smaller staffs once the core system is already built.
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Jiang says he is willing to give free Substack access to followers who cannot afford payment if they contact him through Twitter or LinkedIn.
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"...nonsense on these websites? Also, how do you find news on Twitter? Are there people you follow? So I just go over the Twitter..."
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"...okay, just to illustrate, is I'm going to go over my Twitter feed. And I'm going to tell you how I perceive each news..."
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"The General says, Breaking. Elon Musk has asked Rockweather post claiming that the Congress hiding the US -Israel military relationship in the defense bill..."
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"Yeah, I ignore this. I think this is made up. This is China."
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"So you look at Twitter, right? I mean, like, when Musk came in, he fired, like, 1,000, 1,000 employees, and he had, like, a..."
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"...have problems with payment, just just just call out me over Twitter or LinkedIn and I'll give you a subscription. It doesn't really matter...."
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"...kevin shu i i i i just noticed on on axe twitter um look money doesn't is not worth anything anymore in 1995 a..."
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"...these mainstream news outlets. My two primary sources of information are Twitter and YouTube. And then I use Google as well. I don't even..."
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"...share you the screen, okay? All right, so this is my Twitter feed. Okay. And quite honestly, I don't know what comes onto my..."
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"...I'm not hopeful. You know. I know he follows me on Twitter. And I know he follows my content. And I think like maybe..."
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"...who came with Trump. So this is from Weibo, the Chinese Twitter."
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"...this meeting between Xi and Trump. This is David Lee from Twitter, okay? And he's talking about like the past month, what happened."
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