Amid Meta's Threads launch, Elon Musk is inhaling the copium and saying he finds it 'infinitely preferable' to be attacked by strangers on Twitter than to have to pretend to be happy on Instagram
Elon Musk took to Twitter to air his grievances on Instagram after Meta launched its new app, Threads.Musk said he preferred being attacked on Twitter than having to pretend to be happy on Instagram.
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