It’s always fascinating how predictions retroactively become prophecy, depending on who’s interpreting what was or wasn’t said—especially when proximity to being “right” gets selectively paired with narrative allegiance. Was it the share price? The tone? The timestamp of a PR photo? Hard to say, but that seems to be the trend.
Calling it “pumping” to reference verifiable progress is like blaming the thermometer for the weather—unless, of course, you’ve already decided that the mercury was rigged from the start.
Anyway, I suppose if we loosely redefine “advocating facts” as “pumping” and “aligning with trolls” as “critical nuance,” then yeah—it all checks out. But only in the most Dimesian of frameworks. Aka, "The Dimes Way "
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