What We Learned from Elon Musk's Q&A on Twitter Spaces Today

I'm more interested by the fact that digg.com still exists!

This one guy who's fame is solely "early investor in Uber" interviewed his friend Kevin Rose, creator of Digg, about bringing Digg back. He said Rose should call it "D2" and have a shitcoin on it called "K-Ro" and he'll call investors and they'll bow down to the idea [0]. I promise you it will be the biggest waste of your time to watch.

[0] https://youtu.be/43MgbwQBDik

“the default will be to look at verified. You can still look at unverified, just as in your gmail or whatever, you can still look at the probable spam folder”

I get why he wanted to change the way verified works now. That’s how he will block the unwashed masses. Doesn’t seem like much of a public square that way though.

> Like, can we get 80% of humanity on Twitter

> Someone has to have phone, a credit card and $8 a month. That’s the bar.

... and older than 13 right?

Although probably everyone reading this has those things, that is a shitty bar for entry. A lot of voices will then never be heard. 80% of humanity? How does one say those 2 things and not feel like an idiot?