why aren't all 6 resolved? a statement only gets an assessment when the public
record can support or contradict it. opinions and what-ifs never can, and 0 checkable
ones are still open, waiting for their date. predictions held up or didn't;
assertions are supported or contradicted. on every card:
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Assertion Supported
Lieb: Musk said Twitter should make far-left and far-right equally unhappy
“I think Elon explicitly said, when you're using Twitter, you should feel equally bad if you're on the far left or on the far right.”
Assertion Partly supported
DeBaun: Black Americans watch 8 hours of TV daily while driving content
“Black people and people of color actually over index and watching television, so it's about eight hours a day on average, it's a lot, the average person watches about five, and at the same time, we're huge content creators”
Assertion Supported
Garry Tan: Twitter acquired Posterous for approximately $20 million
“Posturus was dead simple blogs by email. It grew to be a top 200 website on the internet, and then Twitter ended up buying it for about twenty million dollars, so that was sort of like my first bag, really.”
Assertion Supported
Pokémon GO reached Twitter's 10-year active user count in one month
“In fact, I think Pokemon go by the first month after launching, they had the same number of Active as Twitter, which took them 10 years to get there, and they got there in one month.”
Assertion Supported
Optimizely pivoted in YC W10 after a failed Twitter referral widget
“This company optimizely went through YC on winter 10, and they put this prototype literally in a couple of days, and the reason why is that they had applied with YC with a very different idea. They started with a Twitter referral widget, and that idea didn't w…”
Assertion Supported
Allen: Solo Creator Wes Bos Built a 170K Developer Email List
“He's got an email list, like, a 170,000 developers on it, That he's built by himself in like five or six years Twitter following of like a 100,000 people and he's just trucking along.”