The fight between Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk. Who you betting on?

[STT]

The best bet is it doesnt happen but if it did I would just go with the younger man as the most simple truth is the most likely event to occur.    Neither of them are fit for purpose fighters in that ring, they may swear to some degree of training but its just personal fitness level involvement probably.   Which trainer is going to argue with a billionaire and get fired and lose not just that customer but all the other rich friends, the trainer went easy on them most likely and the actual level is unlikely to be good.  So they are equal in their amateur status and so its easier to be fit when you are younger, Zuckerburg is the most sensible bet of the two.  

[Iroh]

Looking at the training pics of Zuck, I can’t look further than him now. My guy is looking good, we have to remember though, Elon is one of if not the smartest dude alive. Surely he will have a trick or two up his sleeve. The fight will be entertaining though, that’s for sure. I just hope it does happen.

Mark is clearly more fit in my opinion and also younger than Elon. You would agree that youth cannot be totally ignored in fights like this. Although Elon is said to be a very smart man, his intelligence would only go so far to help him out in a fight that would probably entail more brawn than brains.
I don’t know about the fight being entertaining, but it would definitely be interesting to watch two billionaires who aren’t professional fighters square up in a cage match. This fight would probably never take place. I wouldn’t get my hopes up.

[Sithara007]

I think by now we have clear results:

Threads will end up like a lot many of the stupid ideas that Mark Zuckerberg had and it will face the same face as the Libracoin (does anyone even remember about it now?). All Zuckerberg can do is to steal ideas from others and then try to profit out of it. He stole the idea of cryptocurrency from Satoshi Nakamoto and then came up with Libra. Stole the idea of micro-blogging platform from Twitter and then came up with Threads. But what he forgets is that he needs to offer something extra to the users rather than a cheap copycat to stay ahead in the business.

[Kakmakr]

I think by now we have clear results:

Threads will end up like a lot many of the stupid ideas that Mark Zuckerberg had and it will face the same face as the Libracoin (does anyone even remember about it now?). All Zuckerberg can do is to steal ideas from others and then try to profit out of it. He stole the idea of cryptocurrency from Satoshi Nakamoto and then came up with Libra. Stole the idea of micro-blogging platform from Twitter and then came up with Threads. But what he forgets is that he needs to offer something extra to the users rather than a cheap copycat to stay ahead in the business.

Any businessman can spot opportunities to make money... that is why they are making money. Mark saw the problems at Twitter and he created an alternative for people with those problems.

Everyone jumped on the "Blockchain" bandwagon back then, because it was the latest "buzzword" and it was a leading technology for creativity.

We have to remember that IT companies have to follow the trends or they will be left behind. Finding innovative new ideas are becoming more and more difficult in a very competitive world. 

[QueenVera]

 OP I don't feel it's going to be something physical like a situation where they'll both challenge eachother in a ring or so, left for me I feel this might be a social media banter of who would have the best social media app. But if I'm asked to pick either of them to bet on if it happens that my opinion is wrong I'll go with Elon not minding that he's older and Mark being younger might seem as an advantage but based on research I've discovered that musk has had childhood trainings on martial arts and it was also revealed by Joe Rogan on his podcast that he's trained In, karate ,judo,taekwondo and Brazilian jiu-jitsu all his life, aslo it is said that Mark has also had training in MMA in the past and also posted a video of himself training with legend Mikey Musumeci.

 This speculated fight between this two social media gurus is something to sit back and laugh over cause they both look incapable of having the claimed fighting skills, but however if Elon is said to have skills in judo, karate and other stated fighting skills compared to Mark Zuckerberg who just only had an MMA training and is not professional then my bet would go for Elon because I consider him to be more preferable with regards to the skills he's said to have acquired.

[livingfree]

I think by now we have clear results:

Threads will end up like a lot many of the stupid ideas that Mark Zuckerberg had and it will face the same face as the Libracoin (does anyone even remember about it now?). All Zuckerberg can do is to steal ideas from others and then try to profit out of it. He stole the idea of cryptocurrency from Satoshi Nakamoto and then came up with Libra. Stole the idea of micro-blogging platform from Twitter and then came up with Threads. But what he forgets is that he needs to offer something extra to the users rather than a cheap copycat to stay ahead in the business.

It's always the hype that he's into it.

Most of his ideas on how to make something popular is always staying at the beginning. Maintaining it is a different story. What he can boast about is the first days of his launching.

Well, that's something big and that's more than the several months gathered by chatgpt as his threads just got the number within a few days just after launching.

[ethereumhunter]

I think by now we have clear results:

Threads will end up like a lot many of the stupid ideas that Mark Zuckerberg had and it will face the same face as the Libracoin (does anyone even remember about it now?). All Zuckerberg can do is to steal ideas from others and then try to profit out of it. He stole the idea of cryptocurrency from Satoshi Nakamoto and then came up with Libra. Stole the idea of micro-blogging platform from Twitter and then came up with Threads. But what he forgets is that he needs to offer something extra to the users rather than a cheap copycat to stay ahead in the business.

If we look at the graph, it is clear that Threads cannot compete with the popularity of Twitter, which has been online for a long time. And Mark should have realized that before he set out to create Threads. And it should be again, Mark did not steal ideas from other people but developed something else, like when he developed Facebook for the first time when there was no social media like Facebook that could offer a variety of features.

Mark's popularity seems to decline if he cannot have creative ideas to compete with Elon or other people. Everything has to be updated to get people's attention so they want to use the platform he just created.

[Sithara007]

If we look at the graph, it is clear that Threads cannot compete with the popularity of Twitter, which has been online for a long time. And Mark should have realized that before he set out to create Threads. And it should be again, Mark did not steal ideas from other people but developed something else, like when he developed Facebook for the first time when there was no social media like Facebook that could offer a variety of features.

Mark's popularity seems to decline if he cannot have creative ideas to compete with Elon or other people. Everything has to be updated to get people's attention so they want to use the platform he just created.

Threads was doomed to fail from the start. The reason is that it was not offering anything better than Twitter. Zuckerberg was just hoping to attract people who were not happy with the ownership change and censorship rules in Twitter. And in the end, it turned out that only a small fraction of Twitter users were open to Threads. And although Threads managed to enroll hundreds of millions of new users, the quality was missing. Most of these users were existing Instagram customers who just wanted to try out the new feature. And very soon they lost their interest in Threads.

[ultrloa]

If we look at the graph, it is clear that Threads cannot compete with the popularity of Twitter, which has been online for a long time. And Mark should have realized that before he set out to create Threads. And it should be again, Mark did not steal ideas from other people but developed something else, like when he developed Facebook for the first time when there was no social media like Facebook that could offer a variety of features.

Mark's popularity seems to decline if he cannot have creative ideas to compete with Elon or other people. Everything has to be updated to get people's attention so they want to use the platform he just created.

Threads was doomed to fail from the start. The reason is that it was not offering anything better than Twitter. Zuckerberg was just hoping to attract people who were not happy with the ownership change and censorship rules in Twitter. And in the end, it turned out that only a small fraction of Twitter users were open to Threads. And although Threads managed to enroll hundreds of millions of new users, the quality was missing. Most of these users were existing Instagram customers who just wanted to try out the new feature. And very soon they lost their interest in Threads.

This is just good when new since it hype many people but after few days it doesn't get much attention as social media user go back to the platform where they always use. And if Zuckerberg will not do anything about this decline maybe we can see this fail then the last laugh will still be on Musk side. Lets still see what will happen to this since threads is still nee do maybe there are still improvement will happen.

[KTChampions]

I think by now we have clear results:

Threads will end up like a lot many of the stupid ideas that Mark Zuckerberg had and it will face the same face as the Libracoin (does anyone even remember about it now?). All Zuckerberg can do is to steal ideas from others and then try to profit out of it. He stole the idea of cryptocurrency from Satoshi Nakamoto and then came up with Libra. Stole the idea of micro-blogging platform from Twitter and then came up with Threads. But what he forgets is that he needs to offer something extra to the users rather than a cheap copycat to stay ahead in the business.

So true. By the way, how Facebook became Zuckerberg's company is also very similar to theft 
He tries to copy everything, but lately he's been mostly unlucky. If regulators are to blame for Libracoin's failure, then for example, his idea of ​​​​the Metaverse (another example of his crazy project) is to blame for himself.

[TopTort777]

Threads was doomed to fail from the start. The reason is that it was not offering anything better than Twitter. Zuckerberg was just hoping to attract people who were not happy with the ownership change and censorship rules in Twitter. And in the end, it turned out that only a small fraction of Twitter users were open to Threads. And although Threads managed to enroll hundreds of millions of new users, the quality was missing. Most of these users were existing Instagram customers who just wanted to try out the new feature. And very soon they lost their interest in Threads.

Threads was doomed to die because it is a product of Facebook. Even though a lot of people uses it, Facebook has a huge army of those who hates this social media network for spying on people. I find it stupid to create a copy of huge social media platforms nowadays. Even though Zuckerberg has advantage over Musk in a fight, Musk already is leading 1:0, because of Threads fail. I just hope it was an expensive joke from Mark and Facebook, and with Threads, all the wanted to do is to prick Elon.

[Hispo]

I think by now we have clear results:

Threads will end up like a lot many of the stupid ideas that Mark Zuckerberg had and it will face the same face as the Libracoin (does anyone even remember about it now?). All Zuckerberg can do is to steal ideas from others and then try to profit out of it. He stole the idea of cryptocurrency from Satoshi Nakamoto and then came up with Libra. Stole the idea of micro-blogging platform from Twitter and then came up with Threads. But what he forgets is that he needs to offer something extra to the users rather than a cheap copycat to stay ahead in the business.

I would say it is still too early to call it a defeat. I won't deny that Mark has been having a bad streak with Libra, the Metaverse and other failed projects, but Threads still has some momentum and it has just launched, I am sure that besides Mark, there are talented people at Meta which could pull off features which may interest people and engage them onto joining this new social media.

Let us see whether Mark allows them to help or will rather stick to his tasteless ideas, which would lead to the demise of another Meta project.

Again, this is not a victory yet, the real battle could be yet to come and fully unfold in front of us, and I do not only mean a boxing match between two rich men, though.

[tusandii]

If we look at the graph, it is clear that Threads cannot compete with the popularity of Twitter, which has been online for a long time. And Mark should have realized that before he set out to create Threads. And it should be again, Mark did not steal ideas from other people but developed something else, like when he developed Facebook for the first time when there was no social media like Facebook that could offer a variety of features.

Mark's popularity seems to decline if he cannot have creative ideas to compete with Elon or other people. Everything has to be updated to get people's attention so they want to use the platform he just created.

The decline in the popularity of threads can be seen from the graph, which is very significant and cannot even match Twitter, which is stable all the time, maybe in the future more and more people will leave threads and collapse can occur at any time.
Mark Zuckerberg is experiencing quite a serious problem with the loss of public interest in the ideas he is running, do you also believe that this will be the beginning of the downfall for Mark Zuckerberg if things like that continue to happen without any changes being made by Mark Zuckerberg.
It is possible that Elon can really develop with some of his ideas, while Mark Zuckerberg has lost his own name.

[FanEagle]

Unfortunately we are not going to end up watching a great fight if we are questioning the quality of the fight, of course both of them are not good at all, they are low level in any regular UFC situation. However, when you consider that these are the richest people in the world, suddenly it becomes view worthy, not because of their talent, but because they are rich.

People who keep trying to say that one is better than the other by showing some fake belts or trainings, people who fight in these fights usually grew up learning how to fight, they spent a decade or more training, so believe me when I say this, they wouldn't last a single round with a real fighter, either of them. We are just going to see two bad fighters, and see which one is even worse.

And that I can believe. Give them a round of fight and they both get the fatigue of a lifetime. They'd gonna watch it over and over on youtube their entire life regretting they agree to such a fight. These 2 billionaires do have advisors, they may appear to be making this hype but they are not into it. Elon was just even trolling yet Twitter was all serious about his walrus special combo.   

Lol, that gif is hilarious and exactly what I think will happen. Of course with that much money they both could be better fighters than I could ever be, but that's not the point, we also saw some career fighters who has been insanely well so far in their career and then suddenly two nerds come out and they fight, that's not going to be possible to enjoy from a fighting stand point.

Of course, it's going to be fun because I do want to see both of them get punched in the face, that part is great and will be amazing to see. In the end there is no winner here, whoever wins, they are going to be mocked anyway. To be honest about my guess, I still think Mark will win, he looks a lot more ready for a fight and looks like he was ready even before this was talked about.

[South Park]

Threads was doomed to fail from the start. The reason is that it was not offering anything better than Twitter. Zuckerberg was just hoping to attract people who were not happy with the ownership change and censorship rules in Twitter. And in the end, it turned out that only a small fraction of Twitter users were open to Threads. And although Threads managed to enroll hundreds of millions of new users, the quality was missing. Most of these users were existing Instagram customers who just wanted to try out the new feature. And very soon they lost their interest in Threads.

Threads was doomed to die because it is a product of Facebook. Even though a lot of people uses it, Facebook has a huge army of those who hates this social media network for spying on people. I find it stupid to create a copy of huge social media platforms nowadays. Even though Zuckerberg has advantage over Musk in a fight, Musk already is leading 1:0, because of Threads fail. I just hope it was an expensive joke from Mark and Facebook, and with Threads, all the wanted to do is to prick Elon.

Who knows what Zuckerberg was thinking but this was a bad idea, there is a limit on the time people can spend being connected to social media websites, and we do not need one that was just a copy of Twitter, if someone wants to succeed in such a competitive and saturated field then they need to find a way to innovate, this was the case of TikTok and as we know it took over as the most popular social media app once people realized its potential.

[Cryptomultiplier]

Threads was doomed to fail from the start. The reason is that it was not offering anything better than Twitter. Zuckerberg was just hoping to attract people who were not happy with the ownership change and censorship rules in Twitter. And in the end, it turned out that only a small fraction of Twitter users were open to Threads. And although Threads managed to enroll hundreds of millions of new users, the quality was missing. Most of these users were existing Instagram customers who just wanted to try out the new feature. And very soon they lost their interest in Threads.

Threads was doomed to die because it is a product of Facebook. Even though a lot of people uses it, Facebook has a huge army of those who hates this social media network for spying on people. I find it stupid to create a copy of huge social media platforms nowadays. Even though Zuckerberg has advantage over Musk in a fight, Musk already is leading 1:0, because of Threads fail. I just hope it was an expensive joke from Mark and Facebook, and with Threads, all the wanted to do is to prick Elon.

The social media platforms is just too much to keep track of, these days. How many social platforms can one really use?
 I stopped being a fan of Facebook longtime ago, but it still happens to be that I never lost or deleted the account.

Let's not say Mark's Thread is more of a competition of who's-the-boss-here-move, but it sure looked like it.
I like Elons' calm so far, and also there's the fact that all eyes are on Threads, just to see if it would live up to its hype. If not, well, let's not pray anything bad turns out.

[Iroh]

The social media platforms is just too much to keep track of, these days. How many social platforms can one really use?
 I stopped being a fan of Facebook longtime ago, but it still happens to be that I never lost or deleted the account.

Let's not say Mark's Thread is more of a competition of who's-the-boss-here-move, but it sure looked like it.
I like Elons' calm so far, and also there's the fact that all eyes are on Threads, just to see if it would live up to its hype. If not, well, let's not pray anything bad turns out.

There are a whole lot of apps out there that aims to connect people together but only a handful are widely known and used. The majority of those apps gradually fade out of people’s heads and would naturally die off cause no one registers anymore.

I think Elon remained calm cause no matter how twitter seems to be fucked up, the original is still the original. Whatever Mark had in mind when he created Threads(obviously to rival twitter) wouldn’t have the desired effect like he would hope.
Although, Threads recorded some huge number of signups on the first two days after launch, I think most people were curious on how the rival app would be be and decided signup and to see for themselves. All eyes may be on Thread now, it would soon move away to the next big thing.

[Sithara007]

This is just good when new since it hype many people but after few days it doesn't get much attention as social media user go back to the platform where they always use. And if Zuckerberg will not do anything about this decline maybe we can see this fail then the last laugh will still be on Musk side. Lets still see what will happen to this since threads is still nee do maybe there are still improvement will happen.

Zuckerberg ventured in to the micro-blogging platform without much preparations. He was thinking that he has powerful backers and therefore it would be a cakewalk for him. What he failed to realize is that Twitter demographic is completely different from that in Instagram. And it took more than a decade for Twitter to establish itself in the micro-blogging domain. I don't think that Zuckerberg has that much patience. A better idea for him would have been to acquire some of the existing smaller micro-blogging platforms. But instead he went for the overkill.

[ethereumhunter]

Threads was doomed to fail from the start. The reason is that it was not offering anything better than Twitter. Zuckerberg was just hoping to attract people who were not happy with the ownership change and censorship rules in Twitter. And in the end, it turned out that only a small fraction of Twitter users were open to Threads. And although Threads managed to enroll hundreds of millions of new users, the quality was missing. Most of these users were existing Instagram customers who just wanted to try out the new feature. And very soon they lost their interest in Threads.

Yes, it seems Mark wants to gain momentum from the changes on Twitter. By launching Threads, Mark hopes people will move to Threads which doesn't cost anything extra to the user and the app also looks much simpler on Threads than Twitter. A friend told me that if we make a post in Threads, it will be directly integrated into Instagram. But I also don't know whether it's correct or needs additional settings because I haven't tried using Threads either. Maybe in terms of quality, there is still much that needs to be improved if Mark wants to see Threads compete with Twitter.

The decline in the popularity of threads can be seen from the graph, which is very significant and cannot even match Twitter, which is stable all the time, maybe in the future more and more people will leave threads and collapse can occur at any time.
Mark Zuckerberg is experiencing quite a serious problem with the loss of public interest in the ideas he is running, do you also believe that this will be the beginning of the downfall for Mark Zuckerberg if things like that continue to happen without any changes being made by Mark Zuckerberg.
It is possible that Elon can really develop with some of his ideas, while Mark Zuckerberg has lost his own name.

If you look at the graphs, threads have experienced a significant decline, while Twitter tends to be stable and still used by its users. If Mark doesn't make important changes to his ideas, I think this could be the start of Mark's downfall and even if he does release other apps later, if he's still trying to copy other people's ideas, it won't develop very well. Meanwhile, for Elon, he can still get his ideas, especially to make the market hot.

[Webetcoins]

The best bet is it doesnt happen but if it did I would just go with the younger man as the most simple truth is the most likely event to occur.    Neither of them are fit for purpose fighters in that ring, they may swear to some degree of training but its just personal fitness level involvement probably.   Which trainer is going to argue with a billionaire and get fired and lose not just that customer but all the other rich friends, the trainer went easy on them most likely and the actual level is unlikely to be good.  So they are equal in their amateur status and so its easier to be fit when you are younger, Zuckerburg is the most sensible bet of the two.  

I don't know why but for some reason, it feels like Elon Musk is more athletic and active than Mark, and I say that because of their body shape when seen from over the clothes, and their body language as well. Mark just seems like he is not able to hit a punch very strongly and will take a big hit with ease from someone without being able to make much movement or blocking. None of what I said is based on logic or facts, but that is just how I feel.

However, I don't really think that there is ever going to be something like that happening between two billionaires, they don't need to do it at all, their fight is digital and they will keep continuing that just like how Mark released his own version of Twitter called Threads only to give Musk competition. That is more fun.