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Redesigned my portfolio to showcase my work as a producer and shooter. If you need *anything* visual done, I’m probably your guy. Let’s chat before the rush hits: xaviercodie.com
Xavier Codie retweeted
I've been in politics for a quarter century. It's hard to express how staggering it is to see a conversation like this on corporate US media. The Morning Joe panel gobsmacked by the directness of @AbdulElSayed's points.
(clip via @DropSiteNews)
Ruby Justice-Thelot reveals how fleeting fame has become:
Someone who gets famous in 2026 has just a 5.8% chance of remaining among Wikipedia's 1,000 most-viewed people two years later.
"In 2016, 11 to 12% of people would have remained in that list, meaning you got famous in 2016, you had 2 years where you could actually stick around."
"Something happened in 2017 where the stickiness culturally of a lot of these figures really decreased. It fell by half."
"It feels as though there’s been a timeline-shifting event almost every day since 2016."
"Here in 2026, if a person becomes famous, there's a 5.8% chance that they will still be in that top 1,000 in 20 to 24 months. Tough, tough, tough world."
@being_on_line
Xavier Codie retweeted
I need people understand that understaffing isn't a bug of where you work, or your manager being a dick, but a feature of a system constantly trying to minimize its biggest cost (labor). Every place I've ever worked it's presented as a perpetually temporary problem. It isn't.
This year I got to work with a lot of brands I’ve admired for a while. But most were through branded partnerships. Next year, we aim for direct relationships. No middlemen.
As someone who was vegetarian for ~10 years, pescatarian for ~5, the idea that “we’re not designed to eat meat” is just not true.
The amount of meat can be debated, hell even the quality of it is a reason to be conscious on its consumption. not much benefit of abandoning it.

















