Do not ignore this quoted tweet.
There are layers and layers with this. I think @jack is likely moves ahead here.
Don’t let your frustrations with current Twitter and it’s Terms of Service or Trust & Safety issues blind you to what is likely to be the fate of social media.
There are layers and layers with this. I think @jack is likely moves ahead here.
Don’t let your frustrations with current Twitter and it’s Terms of Service or Trust & Safety issues blind you to what is likely to be the fate of social media.
Do you want to blow your own mind?
Ok. What if the future of social media is CEOs who don’t want responsibilities that no one can possibly shoulder because the challenges are impossible? What if the CEOs lock themselves out of being able to influence what happens on platforms?
Ok. What if the future of social media is CEOs who don’t want responsibilities that no one can possibly shoulder because the challenges are impossible? What if the CEOs lock themselves out of being able to influence what happens on platforms?
I’m not saying this will become that. I am saying that we can’t fully blame the CEOs for solving problems that have no solution & their best move may be a move to decentralized computing with all its potential nightmares and freedoms. Think about this. It’s a 🌍 we’ve never seen.
