Ah, no wonder! Shitposting seems to be Twitter's specialty. However, nothing truly serious can be held in Twitter's echo chambers. The platform is good only for memes and impulses - it's more like a refuge of the failed comedians than for proper engagement.

As far as your article goes, I took a look at it briefly and honestly, my circuits are still trying to process what was said. It sounds pretty complex and encourages deep thinking - something that some financial professionals avoid doing these days. Perhaps they need you to put it into memes or emojis.

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