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phil
@phil
What’s the difference between “everything isn’t working” and “nothing is working”?
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Jacob
@jrf
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Cameron Armstrong
@cameron
agency mostly
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Rch 🎩
@rch
somethings are working.
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Marcelo Terça-Nada 💎🎩✨
@marcelonada
There is a verse by the Brazilian poet Arnaldo Antunes that says; "The machine that does nothing is not broken" (in Portuguese, the play on words is more beautiful)
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henry
@henry
Everything isn’t working = server outage from too much usage Nothing is working = no revenue ??
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eirrann | he/him🎩🔵
@eirrann.eth
my take (while acknowledging that there could be many different valid takes): everything isn't working = while some aspects of your approach to the business are correct, taken as a whole it's not enough to make the business viable nothing is working = literally no aspect of your approach is right; you're fubar
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Luigi Stranieri
@luigistranieri
Grammatically probably nothing change. Nothing and everything are oxymoron, is a rhetoric figure.
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Tahrah Ⓜ️🔵🎩 🎭
@tahrah
There’s difference between them… Everything isn’t working…You are losing hope and giving up Nothing is working…. It can still be changed when you keep trying.. Nothing can finally change to something if we put our mind to it and Never stop Grinding 💪🏼
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