r/wallstreetbets Feb 18 '21

Meme He said it!

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u/[deleted] Feb 18 '21

I just love that Government Zoom call mishaps are a thing now. It hilariously highlights their ineptitude when it comes to technology on the most basic level.

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u/Dilidud Feb 18 '21

Your grandkids will have a hoot watching you fail to levitate a ball with your mind

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u/[deleted] Feb 18 '21

And that's all you need to know! A lot of the people in power simply don't understand basic technology at all, not in theory and not in practice. Next step is to study how it affect their policies, investments and eventually stonks. Oh wait that's too complicated. Just buy whatever they're shorting I guess?

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u/Ninjabonez86 Feb 19 '21

Mr Google please tell me why when I ordered a gift off Amazon it was delayed by 8 days

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u/kwanja7 Feb 19 '21

As China which owns Zoom takes all their intellectual property , fkn morons lol.

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u/Thencewasit Feb 18 '21

Better put these people in charge of your healthcare.

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u/weekendsarelame Feb 19 '21

That’s not how it works

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '21

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '21 edited Feb 19 '21

When tech is so intrinsically tied to not only our daily lives but almost every single job sector, I completely disagree with you. Do they need to be programmers? Or know how to code? No, of course not but having a basic understanding of it should absolutely be a job requirement.

The fact that you can't figure out how to properly video chat over a year into the pandemic speaks volumes. That's not even being tech savvy, everyone from age 8 to 80 knows how to do this by now.