MartinAustin
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(sure, he hasn't published his secret master twitter plan part 1, but...)and what are those problems? I don't remember him listing them out...
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(sure, he hasn't published his secret master twitter plan part 1, but...)and what are those problems? I don't remember him listing them out...
Yes. If they're suing Elon for some weirdness over SEC filings connected with losing money on TWTR transactions... they will surely sue Twitter for refusing a $54/share offer when the stock was $39 ten days agoThe Twitter board almost certainly needs to put this to a shareholder vote.
If they reject this offer without giving the rest of their big investors a chance to vote on this, they will likely be removed.
Lawsuits would also follow.
Is enumeration needed to acknowledge existence?and what are those problems? I don't remember him listing them out...
As I indicated this weekend, I believe that the company should be private to go through the changes that need to be made.
I invested in Twitter as I believe in its potential to be the platform for free speech around the globe, and I believe free speech is a societal imperative for a functioning democracy.
However, since making my investment I now realize the company will neither thrive nor serve this societal imperative in its current form. Twitter needs to be transformed as a private company.
yes, because this is such a vague topic. Does this have to deal with taking the bots offline, which would reduce revenue for Twitter (the need to buy it outright) or is this to allow Trump and the like to be able to come back on and say whatever they want?Is enumeration needed to acknowledge existence?
From the sec filing:
My thoughts:yes, because this is such a vague topic. Does this have to deal with taking the bots offline, which would reduce revenue for Twitter (the need to buy it outright) or is this to allow Trump and the like to be able to come back on and say whatever they want?
That's what I thought.Haha, only in the sense that Elon was the original owner of the X.com domain (goes back as far as the Zip2 days, I think), and he has now bought back the domain name.
Cheers!
He bought it back a number of years ago.Haha, only in the sense that Elon was the original owner of the X.com domain (goes back as far as the Zip2 days, I think), and he has now bought back the domain name.
Cheers!
Yes. If they're suing Elon for some weirdness over SEC filings connected with losing money on TWTR transactions... they will surely sue Twitter for refusing a $54/share offer when the stock was $39 ten days ago
Yes. If they're suing Elon for some weirdness over SEC filings connected with losing money on TWTR transactions... they will surely sue Twitter for refusing a $54/share offer when the stock was $39 ten days ago
People saying false things is less harmful if they can be rebutted.
False things less harmful when they can be rebutted?My thoughts:
Counter acting the self reinforcing feedback loop of targeted content
Bot clean up
Verification improvement?
Unbanning (goes with removal of biased linkages)
People saying false things is less harmful if they can be rebutted.
What news? Less harmful != not harmfulFalse things less harmful when they can be rebutted?
I have news for you. We have years and years of proof the larger effect is a megaphone for stupidity, contentious, angry attitudes that have spilled over into IRL, huge falsehoods that take hold because social media allows the amplification of tribalism, and unbelievably crazy conspiracies that thanks to all this grab hold of double-digit percentages of the population.
The net effect is a corrosion of society. We all see it. The timing of it coinciding with the rise of the internet isn’t a coincidence.
Agreed. This whole thing is just a train wreck. There is no big upside. Elon equates free speech to a functioning democracy which is correct, but then goes down the symantec rabbit hole that all speech even in private platforms should be free. Even if Elon 'fixes' twitter and people are free to say whatever they want , America and the world will not be a suddenly better place. Elections won't be free and more fair. Democracies won't spring up where there are dictatorships.False things less harmful when they can be rebutted?
I have news for you. We have years and years of proof the larger effect is a megaphone for stupidity, contentious, angry attitudes that have spilled over into IRL, huge falsehoods that take hold because social media allows the amplification of tribalism, and unbelievably crazy conspiracies that thanks to all this grab hold of double-digit percentages of the population.
The net effect is a corrosion of society. We all see it. The timing of it coinciding with the rise of the internet isn’t a coincidence.
And the Babylon Bee is all over social media. They have their own website. They do not agree not to misgender people. While I may not draw a line in the sand there, those are the rules for Twitter. Don't like it, your speech is NOT being infringed. You can post that stuff on your own website or on many other platforms.I wonder if Elon got the idea after his interview with the Babylon Bee? Babylon Bee is yet another voice currently under a twitter ban.