Even if its algorithms aren't the most open or advanced, Twitter remains the best platform for obtaining authentic, unadulterated information. Here's why: 1. Less echo chamber effect: On Twitter, it's easy to immerse yourself in discussions. Simply following, liking, or disliking a few posts instantly exposes you to new perspectives. This is perfect for learning from scratch—while you're still absorbing and exploring new ideas. 2. True experts congregate here: Recently, while sharing information gathering tips with friends, I realized that despite my knack for digging into every corner of the internet, I still use Twitter the most. Founders, researchers, and venture capitalists may not be active on any other platform, but they're present on Twitter daily. Almost all companies still post firsthand updates here—here you can get real-time information immediately. 3. Genuine insights are key to attracting users—the decline in the quality of Chinese Twitter content stems primarily from creators reusing old content or using AI-generated content. However, if you carefully read English posts, you can still find genuine insights (real knowledge and skills). Another reason is that Twitter hasn't become overly commercialized. On other platforms, I received sponsorship offers with only 1,000 followers, as if creators were destined to be associated with paid content.