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SentimentScalper retweeted
When Trump said last night about Elon that we have to protect our geniuses, that isn't a throwaway. A country that fails to protect -- that actually targets -- innovators and entrepreneurs fails. Trump knows that.
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The reality of this election was plain to see on 𝕏, while most legacy media lied relentlessly to the public.
You are the media now.
Please post your thoughts & observations on 𝕏, correct others when wrong and we will have at least one place in the world where you can come to find the truth.
Legacy media is dead. Long live citizen journalism!
The US presidential campaign was further proof of what Elon Musk has been repeatedly predicting: citizen journalism is overtaking traditional media.
While the winning candidate appeared in several independent podcasts for long conversations and posted himself on social media, the losing candidate gave only a few brief and edited interviews to legacy media and delegated social media posts to a PR team.
This wasn't satisfying to many voters. People want to know what their political representatives really think, as human beings, and why they think what they think. Only then will they really trust them.
As Elon Musk wrote, “Leaders should post [on 𝕏] directly, not hand the role to intermediaries. That is what works best. Mistakes will be made, but that’s what proves it’s real. People want authenticity.”
To a future of citizen journalism and authenticity!
SentimentScalper retweeted
Kamala and her crew sent me some bread too.. I took some and still hoped her ass lost. Appreciate u Shordy. Ur money good but u ain’t .. not for the country. Big Donald Trump gonna run that up for us. U can’t buy everything in life. SEE U in 4 YEARS!
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🚨#BREAKING: Former President Donald Trump has won and secured Pennsylvania
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Tom Green planting the seed that would change the future of broadcasting.
"This... You need to keep doing this. We need to figure out how you make money from this."
In 2007, Joe Rogan went on Tom Green's House Tonight, a show Tom Green hosted from his living room.
Joe was impressed by Tom's new way of streaming content directly online, avoiding traditional TV.
This got Rogan thinking about starting his own podcast. Two years later, in December 2009, Rogan launched The Joe Rogan Experience.
His podcast has since become the most popular in the world, known for its long, open conversations with a variety of guests.