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I am your host, Michael Covel.

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I've been trying to figure out Twitter.

What the hell is the purpose?

Who has the kind of time needed to be involved in conversations all day long about issues that are inconsequential?

I mean, for example, when it comes to investing,

we know what the fucking deal is.

There's no piece of information, no new piece of information

that's going to come along on Monday or Tuesday or Wednesday or whatever day

that dictates what you should do

next.

Now, if you're using Twitter as an educational space to learn how things are done, to learn from

the best and see how things are really done, that's smart.

But once you know it, once you know what's going on, what's it good for?

I mean, to be involved in these conversations where you're trying to convince people

that have some rock hard bias that they can't

overcome, somebody steeped in cognitive dissonance, they can't escape it.

And we're pretty much in a world of at least two distinct teams.

What's the argument point about?

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