I'm honestly surprised he held on for so long.

Can't tell if it made a difference, though, as I haven't used Twitter for about decade.

I'm having a somewhat hard time understanding the world's "infatuation" with X. I never miss any important news despite having been off it for so long.

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what 37 minutes ago | parent [-]

> I never miss any important news despite having been off it for so long.

When did you ever miss important news if you weren’t on Twitter?

	▲	gota 14 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		There was a time, maybe 15 years ago?, when a journalist "on the ground" of something happening would post it to Twitter within seconds of it happening; and it'd be picked up by major news cycles only next day or something. It may have lasted for a couple of years, a few at most, and the news clearly adapted. We (the reader/consumer) adapted. Check out how long it takes for someone to post on Twitter they are leaving OpenAI or google or (...) and for non-Twitter users to find that out. It's minutes at best. Seconds, usually. That moat is dry and filled in and has been for a decade