Elon
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Fast forward to 2022, Musk acquired Twitter for $44 billion, driven by his mission to revive freedom of speech on the internet and fulfill http://X.com's original vision.
In 2023, Twitter will merge into http://X.com, birthing the "everything app" – a visionary platform seamlessly blending banking, payments, social media, encrypted messages, voice calls, and video services worldwide.
With Twitter's communication prowess and http://X.com's cutting-edge financial services, users will be able to switch effortlessly between social interactions and financial transactions, transforming how we manage money and connect with others.
All on a platform that fiercely champions freedom of speech.
In Elon's own words, "If done right, X would serve people's financial needs to such a degree that over time it would become maybe half of the global financial system or by far the biggest financial institution except not in the way that people are use to thinking about banks.
The most efficient database for money with the least amount of fraud. Everything is real-time.
If it involves money, it can be dealt with seamlessly in one location. In addition, you got the social media element, which is also people sharing information of various kinds, whether it's text, video, picture, or voice.
There is a lot of potential to make a product that is very compelling that combines all of these things."
What are your thoughts on Elon Musk's bold vision for http://X.com?"
https://twitter.com/KanekoaTheGreat/status/1683334950538604545
https://nitter.net/KanekoaTheGreat/status/1683334950538604545
All platforms start this way. Our very concept of media began this way, created by the Rothschilds, espousing "A Free Media" the entire time. It still espouses "free speech" in the same sentence as it says we must limit "hate speech" to keep people safe.
IMO, this is too much power to give to any one institution. We must have a truly free market, and we don't yet know what that means. This does not appear to be an effort towards a free market, rather it appears to be the New Boss, same as the Old Boss.
I agree.
We do not need these large platforms controlling our lives.