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Elon Musk: buys Twitter and then decides to pay users to post based on engagement. Users: create controversial posts to make people angry and argue with each other to boost engagement. Brilliant strategy to have users profit off other users wasting their lives arguing with each other online! 👏

Elon Musk: buys Twitter and then decides to pay users to post based on engagement.

Users: create controversial posts to make people angry and argue with each other to boost engagement.

Brilliant strategy to have users profit off other users wasting their lives arguing with each other online! 👏

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