If Musk acquires TikTok, it could be the ultimate chess move in his quest to consolidate global influence. Imagine TikTok integrated into ‘X,’ where Musk creates a platform that’s a one-stop shop for social media, payments, shopping, and even virtual reality experiences. The potential to harvest TikTok’s immense user data could lead to unprecedented advancements in AI, personalisation, and even digital governance.
But here’s the conspiracy: could this be the Trojan horse ByteDance and China need to retain subtle control over Western markets? A sale might seem like a transfer of power, but what if it’s a backdoor deal to maintain influence while sidestepping legal restrictions? Either way, this move could reshape the tech landscape forever. The question is—do we want Musk to be the face of this new digital empire?
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- Hunter Brown·01-15I completely agree with your point. The sale will be a political decision, and I don't want Musk to become the CEO of TikTok.LikeReport