Curtis Yarvin: the future belongs to invite-only social networks, not the open internet
vaibhavbetter · x · 2026-09-28
Curtis Yarvin argues the future of social media belongs to invite-only networks: open spaces lack reputation systems, repeat "Eternal September," and push quality users out into private group chats. A paid, identity-limited model with only 4 billion names would also curb bots. The poster mocks building "walled gardens of privilege" on the most open network.
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