Always amazes me when someone realizes that Twitter is not the real world. As for the "engaging content" the author describes, I dont find these engaging at al

Always amazes me when someone realizes that Twitter is not the real world. As for the "engaging content" the author describes, I dont find these engaging at all. Nothing is less engaging than a 34 tweet long thread, each tweet being a wall of 800 characters and the actual content reading like some regurgitate, quasi-AI generated platitude. When you've reached a point where even big company millennial MBAs realize that Twitter is not real and that "likes" don't translate into sales, you can tell that we're at the end of the rope.