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Elon Musk: acquista Twitter e poi decide di pagare gli utenti per postare in base al coinvolgimento. Utenti: crea post controversi per far arrabbiare le persone e litigare tra loro per aumentare il coinvolgimento. Strategia brillante per far sì che gli utenti traggano profitto da altri utenti che sprecano le loro vite litigando tra loro online! 👏

Elon Musk: acquista Twitter e poi decide di pagare gli utenti per postare in base al coinvolgimento.

Utenti: crea post controversi per far arrabbiare le persone e litigare tra loro per aumentare il coinvolgimento.

Strategia brillante per far sì che gli utenti traggano profitto da altri utenti che sprecano le loro vite litigando tra loro online! 👏

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