In a twisted way, I'm happy that Musk bought Twitter because it finally gave me the impetus I needed to actually delete the app entirely from my life. I used to like it for finding relevant news, but that devolved into a daily stress bath. I will return to my pre-Twitter days of directly perusing various publications for relevant news …
In a twisted way, I'm happy that Musk bought Twitter because it finally gave me the impetus I needed to actually delete the app entirely from my life. I used to like it for finding relevant news, but that devolved into a daily stress bath. I will return to my pre-Twitter days of directly perusing various publications for relevant news and analysis. Twitter, like much of social media, is a swirling swamp of misinformation, hysteria, and "hot" takes that do nothing to advance discourse or knowledge.
I'm not sure where all this will end. Signs aren't promising for our democracy.
In a twisted way, I'm happy that Musk bought Twitter because it finally gave me the impetus I needed to actually delete the app entirely from my life. I used to like it for finding relevant news, but that devolved into a daily stress bath. I will return to my pre-Twitter days of directly perusing various publications for relevant news and analysis. Twitter, like much of social media, is a swirling swamp of misinformation, hysteria, and "hot" takes that do nothing to advance discourse or knowledge.
I'm not sure where all this will end. Signs aren't promising for our democracy.