I genuinely cannot believe there are people angry at me for pointing out that no, a pizza box did not lead to Andrew Tate being arrested, but ok.

@parkermolloy

Wait, what did I miss?

@unabogie @parkermolloy The avian droppings container decided (or was paid, which is the more likely answer) to put a beef between a young adult and a MMA fighter (real or fabricated is impossible to tell of course) in front of all of its users (and non-users because it was the first thing in "More Tweets" on everything you looked at, even logged out) for about 24 hours, no matter where you went on the site), so they could get high engagement.

Which probably brought the flagging antisocial media corporation badly-needed revenue. It was pushed to *everybody* I'm not kidding.

And the high-follower accounts fell into goose-step with their algorithmic marching orders, like the devolved insane amygdala-damaged primates with dopamine addiction they are...and "the thing" was everywhere. And Twitter made money. Loads and loads of money. So Twitter still lives.

It was gross. Twitter is gross.

It's all gross.