Social media is getting to be a pain. Recently Threads debuted. This new micro-blogging platform has been described as a "Twitter Clone." Using a masterly mix of inference, conjecture, and "Big Picture" thinking, Colin Liddell considers the role that Twitter has been playing since it was acquired by Musk, why a Twitter clone has been launched now, and whether this is being done for purely business reasons. Is there possibly a much *deeper* reason behind it all?
Social media is getting to be a pain. Recently Threads debuted. This new micro-blogging platform has been described as a "Twitter Clone." Using a masterly mix of inference, conjecture, and "Big Picture" thinking, Colin Liddell considers the role that Twitter has been playing since it was acquired by Musk, why a Twitter clone has been launched now, and whether this is being done for purely business reasons. Is there possibly a much *deeper* reason behind it all?
I want them both to lose. These people are not corporate leaders, they are slimey grifters poisoning the public.
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