Uh, 450m people used Twitter monthly in 2022, that makes Twitter fairly "normal". What makes Twitter not the "real world"? It's a direct reflection of real even

Uh, 450m people used Twitter monthly in 2022, that makes Twitter fairly "normal". What makes Twitter not the "real world"? It's a direct reflection of real events. Such a weird take. So if there's two accounts claiming to be a game publisher, and they both have the same amount of followers, and one rips off the tweets of the other, using a script, can you at least concur that the blue check was useful and meaningful as it meant someone had verified their identity through documentation to Twitter?