Elon Musk recently became the owner of the microblogging platform Twitter after acquiring it for a whopping $44 billion. With his unique set of ideas, he has been looking forward to making changes to the app. 

Musk has always been the different one. His unique ideas gave birth to a company called Neuralink, which develops chips to be put in a human brain to improve its intelligence with the help of AI. On the other hand, he is the owner of The Boring Company, which makes underground tunnels.

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The way Elon invests in companies differs from others. He believes in making investments that will solve problems on a larger scale. 

Elon’s unique steps of making Twitter a better place!

Last night, Elon tweeted in favor of the chronological order of tweets rather than the ones based on the algorithm. In his tweet, he said, ‘Chronological tweets seem much better than what “the algorithm” suggests.’ He also educated people on the process in his second tweet. ‘Tap on the stars in the upper right of the screen to revert to chronological.’

 Warzone expert Timthetatman replied to Elon’s tweet by saying, ‘legend.’ This clearly shows the impact this man has on the internet. I mean, we see Tim in the lands of Caldera all day, so replying to the tweet is something different. It also proves that he is among the happy users of the app who are acknowledging the changes Musk is making.

But it does not end here. Former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey also backed Musk’s idea. Replying to his tweet, he said, ‘this is the way though the algorithm is good at surfacing stuff you’d otherwise miss by not scrolling. reverse chron best for live and breaking events. having choice is the most important. ideally being able to choose what algo you want to use…’ 

Promises made!

Just because Dorsey backed Elon does not mean he is returning to the franchise. In December 2021, he stepped down as the CEO, allowing Parag Agarwal to his position. Jack had said that he would never return to the franchise if the $44 billion deal went through. As we all know that it is bound to happen, the only way we can see Jack related to the company is his 2.4% stake. 

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