I know because I work directly with people who are deafblind, and everyday hear from distressed deafblind people who have been refused benefits they rely on just to get by.
"I hear people talk everyday, I hear myself every fucking day so sometimes, it's nice to hear some shit without people on it".
Whether it's breaking news, entertainment, sports, or everyday topics, hearing about and watching a live event unfold is the fastest way to understand the power of Twitter.
It has become as everyday as hearing there's a snowstorm coming.
A typical sneer goes like this: "Everyday we hear about democracy from these people who come from the outside, but we hear nothing about bread".
And even when everyday Afghans heard the news, there were no accompanying video images to sear the horror into their memories.
This may decide one of those office pools over how long it'll take AOL to fire someone from TechCrunch, but it's not everyday you hear your new parent company called out by one of your favorite comedic actors, so what the hell.
It hurt everyday to hear my oldest daughter ask where her daddy was.
It's not everyday you hear about a grassroots movement that was started with the help of a technology company.
The answer is obvious, but everyday I hear marketers and business owners saying we need more people to read our content.
