Dear Elon - if you really want to kill Twitter you should sell it to Google

The place where people debate about everything from politics to sports is dying.

This could be proof that there is a God, but the reason for it is because of a man who wants to become a meme lord.

I am enjoying the slow death of social media. Over a decade ago when I got this job, I was told I needed a Twitter account, but I am the first to realize that it wasn't worth it. I don't want to upset the people who give me money every two weeks because I like getting money every two weeks, but I wish I could change my screen name to something else.

I'm aware that not everyone feels that way, and there are people who do. I don't think he's a part of that group. I'm pretty sure that the idea of buyingTwitter was a joke. Musk was forced to push forward by the law because he saw a child on the road. He can either try and make some money from this mess or he can throw away billions of dollars and see it burn.

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There is a way to make both of these things happen.

Update: The Twitter wildfire is at 44 billion acres and 0% contained.November 11, 2022

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Every time a new thing is announced by the company, there are a lot of words written about the projects that they started. I don't think it's a good idea for Google to launch products and services just so it can enjoy killing them off later, but I do think it's a good idea for the company to keep trying until it succeeds or fails. It's a great vehicle for fiddling with.

Imagine all the changes that could be made to the program. The designers could have a lot of fun. Middle management could show employees charts and graphs if they wanted to. Imagine all the targeted advertisements and how much money they would make.

It would be great for the company to own its own social media platform. Everyone has to use their real names for the first six months. No one has to use their real name because it was a dumb idea. If it was a stupid idea, then the link between the two could be broken. It could re-introduce circles and act like a new feature, add a way to play horrible games through the service, and have a feature that would allow you to live stream something to the people who are right there next to you. It's not a good idea to have a good phone while you're at a party.

Imagine if, after all the data has been collected and the people hate what it has become, the platform is shut down.

If you get your billions of dollars back, you'll win most of all because you'll be able to watch the end of the world.

Users will live. Nerds and fascists can migrate to a service like Mastodon or Telegram where they can decide which circle-jerks they want to participate in.

If people want a more linear centralized approach, they could go back to Facebook and fight over fake meme that someone's grandpa shared. Only with fewer birds would it be similar to the micro-messaging service. It's possible that a few more users could be found by Gab, Parler, Truth Social, Quora, TikTok, or even LinkedIn.

Regardless of who you are or what type of person you are, there is a social media platform that you can run to when the fire marshal tells you to leave. Is it really necessary for us to have one more?

This wouldn't happen because the globalist shadow governments of the world would block the sale of the company, and maybe Musk wouldn't want to sell it and get his money back. The 11 employees who could make it happen while getting rid of the rest may be the reason he keeps them. Let's have a good time with the show.