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In a recent interview with TED’s Chris Anderson, Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, made a bold call for individuals to delete their social media accounts, particularly criticizing platforms like Twitter and Instagram. Musk argued that these platforms fail to uphold the principles of free speech and contribute to unrealistic portrayals of life, which can harm users’ mental health. Musk described Twitter as the “de facto town square,” emphasizing the need for transparency in how content is moderated. He suggested that Twitter should open-source its algorithm to allow users to see how their tweets are treated, thereby eliminating any hidden manipulation. Musk’s concerns extend beyond Twitter; he also expressed skepticism about Instagram, stating that it fosters a distorted view of happiness and beauty. He pointed out that users often curate their posts to showcase only the best moments of their lives, leading to feelings of inadequacy among viewers. In discussions with podcaster Joe Rogan, Musk noted the psychological impact of social media, particularly Instagram, where users may feel pressured to maintain a facade of perfection. He warned that this constant comparison can lead to feelings of sadness and low self-esteem. Musk also criticized Google for its data tracking practices, praising Apple’s Tim Cook for promoting user privacy. Despite his criticisms, Musk remains active on social media but limits his presence mainly to Twitter, stating that he doesn’t require multiple platforms for expression. He highlighted the alarming prevalence of fake accounts on Twitter, suggesting that the actual number of real users is uncertain and potentially much lower than reported. Musk’s call to action for people to delete their social media accounts raises important questions about the role these platforms play in our lives and their impact on mental well-being. As the conversation around social media continues to evolve, many may find themselves reconsidering their online habits in light of Musk’s insights.