Farcaster

It's been over a year since Elon acquired Twitter. I'm still baffled that libertarians celebrate the event as a triumph of freedom of speech. It wan't.

Elon's Twitter is not the solution. DeSoc is.

Just wrote an essay on this.
And here goes a quick 🧵

It's been over a year since Elon acquired Twitter. I'm still baffled that libertarians celebrate the event as a triumph of freedom of speech. It wan't.

Elon's Twitter is not the solution. DeSoc is.

Just wrote an essay on this.
And here goes a quick 🧵 
https://paragraph.xyz/@sampadilla/the-new-digital-town-square

2/ It's been over a year since the sink walked into Twitter's HQ, symbolizing the end of the deal.

But to me, the sink symbolized asymmetry, power concentration, and, above all, a fundamentally mistaken idea of how to protect free speech in society.

Crypto & AI | My FC version is my most degenerate version. NFA, DYOR, OAMO & LFGG

4/ The solution is and has always been in decentralized social media.

Farcaster, Mastodon, Lens, Diaspora, Paragraph, Mirror - and many like these guys are the solution. Not Elon.

https://messari.io/report/decentralized-social-protocol-map

3/ The bulk of the discourse around the acquisition revolved around WHO should have the power to control free speech: A libertarian hero or the woke left establishment.

Entirely missing that such power should not exist in the first place - not under Elon nor under anyone.

2/ It's been over a year since the sink walked into Twitter's HQ, symbolizing the end of the deal.

But to me, the sink symbolized asymmetry, power concentration, and, above all, a fundamentally mistaken idea of how to protect free speech in society.

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1585341984679469056