Musk Takes Control of Twitter, Immediately Fires Top Executives

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Don’t trust Elon Musk. He’s the biggest deceptive agent there is.

If you believe Elon Musk is a good guy, I suggest you should join the waiting list for his Neuralink program.

They’re currently looking to start testing their brain chip on humans.

He comes from a lineage of technocrats, his grandfather Joshua Haldeman was a key figure behind the technocracy movement in Canada in the 1930’s, so it’s absolutely in his DNA.

Elon Musk is a graduate from the true hidden hand of global control that operates from the shadows, individuals like Elon Musk, Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos are placed into the public arena as deceivers (Cover stories). These individuals are fronting up the wider agenda of human enslavement, in the instance of Elon Musk he is here to integrate humanity into a transhuman dystopian future and many will succumb to this due to blind faith in his engineered profile that places him on a pedestal as a genius that he isn’t, the same as Bill Gates.
 
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I am going to pay to help out even if I dont use it. Preserving liberty snd freedom requires sacrifices.
 
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SonOfSun said:
Retarded take.

Privately owned businesses don't owe you shit. If they don't want you there they can ban you for any reason. Don't like it, start your own site. Trump did with Truth Social. You don't see me complaining about him banning Democrats of Liberals there do you? No, because it's a privately owned site, they can ban anyone they want.
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The way I see it most people do not have the funds, knowledge snd time to start a platform so it is nice to have a one where discord and debate are allowed no matter what views.
 
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meketrefe said:
The way I see it most people do not have the funds, knowledge snd time to start a platform so it is nice to have a one where discord and debate are allowed no matter what views.
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Literally nobody has the resources to create a new alternative.

Because of the network effect it would be impossible to create an alternative unless half the users move, or you just buy them.

The platform and network are a piece of cake.

You could build your own Twitter infrastructure for a few million and do it in a few months. But you cannot get the users, ever.

Not even the US government has the resources to build a replacement, because they can't get the users, and the network is useless without the users.

Nobody will join until most of the people they want to talk to have already joined. It's a classic chicken and egg problem.
 
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spat said:
Literally nobody has the resources to create a new alternative.

Because of the network effect it would be impossible to create an alternative unless half the users move, or you just buy them.

The platform and network are a piece of cake.

You could build your own Twitter infrastructure for a few million and do it in a few months. But you cannot get the users, ever.

Not even the US government has the resources to build a replacement, because they can't get the users, and the network is useless without the users.

Nobody will join until most of the people they want to talk to have already joined. It's a classic chicken and egg problem.
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wise words.

I would add that not only it is hard to get users but to retain them because so many options are already available. So having differentiating factors and new experiences is attractive to consumers and in that sense the change of direction at twitter gives that huge differentiating aspect by allowing free speech.
 
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spat said:
Literally nobody has the resources to create a new alternative.

Because of the network effect it would be impossible to create an alternative unless half the users move, or you just buy them.
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That's why social media sites that had massive userbases like:
  • Vine
  • Friendster
  • Myspace

Still are market leaders and not in the dustbin. Oh wait.....

Eventually Twitter will disappear too. Nothing to do with my own personal preference or political positions. AltaVista got Yahoo'd, Yahoo got google'd. Some day google will get [InsertSiteNameHere]'d too. Twitter is no different.
 
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SonOfSun said:
That's why social media sites that had massive userbases like:
  • Vine
  • Friendster
  • Myspace

Still are market leaders and not in the dustbin. Oh wait.....

Eventually Twitter will disappear too. Nothing to do with my own personal preference or political positions. AltaVista got Yahoo'd, Yahoo got google'd. Some day google will get [InsertSiteNameHere]'d too. Twitter is no different.
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That applies to networks of users, not search engines.

If the value of your network is in the user interaction, the users are all the value, and the network is peanuts.

At it's peak MySpace had about 120 million users. That left plenty of unaffiliated people for Facebook to hoover up. It simply wasn't large enough to lock out all competition.

The utility of a network is exponential on the number of users. A network with twice as many users can make many more than twice as many connections.

When MySpace was purchased for half a billion dollars they weren't buying the infrastructure. They could have built that for a few million. They were literally buying the userbase.

They purchased less than $10M dollars worth of hardware and software, and paid $580M dollars for it.

The network effect is a pretty well understood phenomenon.

www.investopedia.com

Understanding the Network Effect: How It Increases Product Value

Discover how the network effect boosts product value, encourages participation, and shapes business success through increased user engagement and network expansion.
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SonOfSun said:
That's why social media sites that had massive userbases like:
  • Vine
  • Friendster
  • Myspace

Still are market leaders and not in the dustbin. Oh wait.....

Eventually Twitter will disappear too. Nothing to do with my own personal preference or political positions. AltaVista got Yahoo'd, Yahoo got google'd. Some day google will get [InsertSiteNameHere]'d too. Twitter is no different.
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Vine and Myspace are sketchy and never inspired with a vision. Yahoo was clear suicide by webmail.

It is an Interesting theory but it does not explain why whatsapp didnt get skyped or googled.

Sometimes a service does not need to be too special or have many features, just be reliable and continue to do what they do best.
it is the antithesis of the metaverse mental masturbation deal.
in its simplicity relies twitters strength given they can filter all the junk and senseless echo.
 
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