The Unlikely Buddha

Mark Zuckerberg: Elon, it's good to see you again. Elon Musk: Likewise, Mark. It's been a while. Mark Zuckerberg: I know, it has. We've been pretty busy, both of us. Elon Musk: That's for sure. I'm still trying to figure out how to get to Mars, and you're still trying to figure out how to keep people from hating you. Mark Zuckerberg: (laughs) That's one way of putting it. Elon Musk: So, how are we doing, Mark? Are we still competing with each other? Mark Zuckerberg: We are, but it's a friendly competition. We both want to make the world a better place, and we both think social media can play a big role in that. Elon Musk: I agree. Social media has the potential to connect people and share ideas in ways that were never before possible. But it also has the potential to be used for harm. Mark Zuckerberg: That's why it's so important that we use social media responsibly. We need to make sure that it's a force for good, not for evil. Elon Musk: I ...

Twitter once was a beacon of hope,  Now a wasteland of darkness and dope.  Where once we could share our thoughts and our dreams,  Now we're only left with Elon's screams. He has taken our platform and made it his own,  Renaming it "X" as if it were a throne.  He sits upon it and tweets his decrees,  While we all cower in fear of his knees. He has changed the rules, he has changed the game,  And now we are all just his little drones.  We can't speak out, we can't even complain,  For he will silence us with a single keystroke. Oh, Twitter, what have you become?  A twisted parody of what you once were.  A shadow of your former self Now nothing more than a tool for Elon's wealth. He has taken you from us, and there is nothing we can do.  We are all just pawns in his twisted game.  We are all just X's in his grand scheme.    -Unlikely Buddha

Psychology of  Twitter:  The Role of Self-Concept and Ego Twitter is a popular social media platform that allows users to share short messages of up to 280 characters, called tweets, with their followers. Twitter has more than 300 million active users who generate about 500 million tweets per day. What motivates people to use Twitter and what are the psychological effects of tweeting? One of the main reasons why people use Twitter is to express themselves and communicate with others. According to a study by Buffer, people tweet for various purposes, such as sharing information, opinions, emotions, humor, or personal updates. Tweeting can also serve as a way of creating and maintaining social connections, seeking feedback, support, or validation, and influencing others. However, tweeting also involves a certain degree of self-presentation and impression management. People may tweet strategically to create a desired image of themselves or to fit in with their audience. For examp...