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Jack Dorsey is Gwyneth Paltrow for Silicon Valley https://t.co/j4FKtOdMZ8
— Nellie Bowles (@NellieBowles) May 2, 2019
A while back I asked a friend (a friend who would know the answer) "So, like, what's the deal with Jack?" and they said, "Pretty much it's that he thinks he's super smart, but he's actually kinda dim." https://t.co/jraYnrAIk2
— Helen Rosner (@hels) May 2, 2019
.@jack has a *unique* lifestylehttps://t.co/2VLQH6Hytp pic.twitter.com/j1Lu4tNUWc
— Kurt Wagner (@KurtWagner8) May 3, 2019
Regular people use regular tents. Jack Dorsey uses:
— Fred Oliveira (@f) May 3, 2019
"a Faraday tent, of sorts, that purports to block electromagnetic transmissions — creating your very own EMF-free ancestral space."
You know, just in case you were wondering how to create the next twitter. https://t.co/J1dNvWaueT
Interviews with Jack Dorsey are a powerful argument against the notion that Silicon Valley is a meritocracy. https://t.co/SsMfocw0BT
— Eva (@evacide) May 3, 2019
“Many of the activities Mr. Dorsey endorses are not inherently fun.” I would be dead from that line, had I not already died at “your very own EMF-free ancestral space.” https://t.co/GgWYCXCAF2
— Shannon Vallor (@ShannonVallor) May 3, 2019
The epitaph for many a techbro https://t.co/ZHOfntHgiD
— Corey Pein ????? (@coreypein) May 3, 2019
big day for me https://t.co/kVQ0S1GvVt
— Jason Koebler (@jason_koebler) May 3, 2019
"It’s unpleasant in a way that I could see as bracing if you were starved of other life challenges."
— Dia Lacina (@dialacina) May 3, 2019
God that accurately describes so much.https://t.co/KKwHAOfotL
We made our tech editor drink @jack's "salt juice" --@VICE https://t.co/ag29jwwDke
— Digg (@digg) May 4, 2019
Twitter founder Jack Dorsey apparently begins his day with a beverage he calls "salt juice," so we made our tech editor try it: https://t.co/tcQXB1SPeu
— VICE (@VICE) May 3, 2019
This is just excellent content. https://t.co/QOMwWF4t59
— Russell Brandom (@russellbrandom) May 3, 2019
We made our tech editor drink Jack Dorsey’s salt juice!!!!! Fuck us up @jason_koebler and @Jack !!! https://t.co/HP0z8oRYS6
— Katie Drummond (@katiedrumm) May 3, 2019
Introducing the next step for XCOM merchandising...https://t.co/UrmZLSiTPA pic.twitter.com/ZkyCpooD58
— Kevin Schultz (@FXS_MisterKevin) May 3, 2019
“Salt Juice is a beverage made up of water that’s been mixed with Himalayan salt and lemon juice, which sounds like precisely what it would taste like if oysters could cry.” https://t.co/38bLPmqLxs
— Silvia Killingsworth (@silviakillings) May 3, 2019
Twitter founder Jack Dorsey apparently begins his day with a beverage he calls "salt juice," so we made our tech editor try it: https://t.co/rmzBkaPHer
— MUNCHIES (@munchies) May 3, 2019
SCOOP: I made the endlessly patient @jason_koebler drink Salt Juice https://t.co/JZQ6Zn8I6d
— Rupa (@rbhattacharya) May 3, 2019
Food God @rbhattacharya had Alt Drink Connoisseur @jason_koebler try @jack's twist on a margarita and I want to cry I'm so happy https://t.co/cDRyUleokV pic.twitter.com/DUlKubRWy2
— ᴅᴇʀᴇᴋ ᴍᴇᴀᴅ (@derektmead) May 3, 2019
Homie loved the Salt Juice https://t.co/3o89oBx8cJ
— Damon Beres ? (@dlberes) May 3, 2019
A while back I asked a friend (a friend who would know the answer) "So, like, what's the deal with Jack?" and they said, "Pretty much it's that he thinks he's super smart, but he's actually kinda dim." https://t.co/jraYnrAIk2
— Helen Rosner (@hels) May 2, 2019
I was going to make fun of this but there’s an Oura ring on my finger. Damn! https://t.co/a4A1MtCLRo via @NYTimes
— Biz Stone (@biz) May 3, 2019
The mainstream hates fasting - can't make a nickel from it, and it alleviates profitable-to-medicate "diseases of civilization." So re: Dorsey's one-meal-daily - NEVER mention the abundant science behind it. https://t.co/O18syS1TXr
— Brad Lemley (@BradCLemley) May 3, 2019
Jack Dorsey is not Goop bad, but OK, I have to tell this. I used to work in the same building he used to live in (heh!), and couple times I held the door for him and he never even acknowledged me. Dude! I am not your doorman, and even if I were, be nice! https://t.co/xhyTIM8PUj
— Can "John" Duruk (@can) May 4, 2019
Headline of the day award goes to: “Jack Dorsey Is Gwyneth Paltrow for Silicon Valley” https://t.co/hi9VKeaWbx @NellieBowles
— julia cheiffetz (@jcheiffetz) May 4, 2019
TLDR: "Hey, this guy seems to be influencing people to improve themselves... We better nip this in the bud by publishing a hit piece or else we may end up with a bunch of people thinking for themselves."https://t.co/NDI8bykNMc
— Jeff Vandrew Jr (@vandrewattycpa) May 4, 2019
Twitter is a salon. An heir to the tradition of Parisian salons that were run by crazy eccentric hostesses and salonnieres who engaged and moderated who to let in
— Paul (99%) (@PaulSkallas) May 4, 2019
Jack is part of this tradition. He's like a woman. It's fine. I support the banshttps://t.co/oh6mnKqzfL
Jack Dorsey Is Gwyneth Paltrow for Silicon Valleyhttps://t.co/jXLPQcR3bO
— ?Oma Gunn? (@celtgunn) May 4, 2019
Hard to wrap my head around. What's the appeal of buying products or engaging in pseudo-science health fads because Jack Dorsey does them? What's the underlying motivation? https://t.co/poXYL72xmA
— Rand Fishkin (@randfish) May 3, 2019
I never get over the weirdness of how Silicon Valley bros think "managing like Steve Jobs" or "living like Jack Dorsey" is all that is standing between them and billions. https://t.co/khIxsXWi5C
— Garrett M. Graff (@vermontgmg) May 4, 2019
How did we get to a situation where so much of the world is controlled by such basic weirdos?https://t.co/6Df5v7MK08
— David Andress (@ProfDaveAndress) May 4, 2019
My new extreme health plan is to read this every morning and then just immediately lose 13 ounces of soul. https://t.co/g5MiL97ITC
— Jer Thorp (@blprnt) May 4, 2019
Jack Dorsey, on his EMF-free man-tent infrared home sauna.
— xeni JAR-JAR-Dan (@xeni) May 3, 2019
"No radiation EMF from power, from Wi-Fi, from cellular
“Feels a little bit different because you're not getting hit by all the EMF energy.
“I feel a lot more energized. I feel a lot cleaner."https://t.co/xjCQKaFhHd
"’No radiation EMF from power, from Wi-Fi, from cellular’ gets through, Jack Dorsey observes about his in-home electromagnetic field-shielded infrared sauna, a device considered by scientists to be completely bogus.” https://t.co/EI3yay7i7P
— Jacqui Cheng (@ejacqui) May 4, 2019
So @jack is scared of EMF radiation.
— Nash but with like jet boots and stuff (@Nash076) May 4, 2019
The head of a tech company.
He thinks he can feel EMF.
Oh boy. https://t.co/QrUy4BAcUU
Hey, @jack:
— Jim Salter (@jrssnet) May 4, 2019
1. You can't directly feel radiation. Of any kind. (You CAN feel heat induced by radiation absorption, but it feels like any other kind of heat.)
2. WiFi, cellular, broadcast radio/TV, etc are NON-IONIZING radiation. Just like visible light.https://t.co/lMudAO2ZGQ
We Made Our Tech Editor Drink Jack Dorsey's 'Salt Juice' https://t.co/Dz1braOIra
— Evan Kirstel (@evankirstel) May 5, 2019
this is a good blog https://t.co/g8FsMMNwOs
— Jack Crosbie (@jscros) May 3, 2019
Saudi-funded @Jack Dorsey Is Gwyneth Paltrow for #SiliconValley https://t.co/uh7akc9a9a
— Dr. Roy Schestowitz (罗伊) (@schestowitz) May 5, 2019
Jack Dorsey Is Gwyneth Paltrow for Silicon Valley https://t.co/kIwz5zm2f4
— Rose Eveleth ▷▷ (@roseveleth) May 2, 2019
I’m sad I didn’t think of “manfluencer” first https://t.co/D2yjOp3qet
— jessie frazelle ??? (@jessfraz) May 2, 2019
what did i just read can i get my brain cells back https://t.co/mE6Bq0PG5w
— Tracy Chou ??? (@triketora) May 3, 2019
It’s fascinating that so many tech dudes who get uber wealthy on the back of science end up embracing pseudoscience trying to beat the big clock. https://t.co/MMTCRodzby
— Dr Darren Saunders (@whereisdaz) May 4, 2019
Good news for Boston as all residents are already provided 3-4 months of free cryotherapy https://t.co/6FtleNX4Os
— Jason Kelly (@jrkelly) May 5, 2019
“An EMF-blocking Faraday sauna is really the only escape these people have from electromagnetic stress” ? https://t.co/zbtyIFJSJT
— Karl Broman (@kwbroman) May 4, 2019
Deep thoughts from the Faraday sauna—how the self-worship of a Silicon Valley techno-baron masquerades as meditative asceticism https://t.co/71xaRYPdZY
— Christopher Brown (@NB_Chris) May 4, 2019
Oh how easily the human mind is manipulated and moulded.... https://t.co/l7QkfGMTGk
— Daniel Cuthbert (@dcuthbert) May 4, 2019