Sure but I mean, there are some application where ... @QuipTalk

Answer2: While it may not be feasible to use blockchain technology for something like Twitter in its current state, there are potential applications for blockchain technology that could be used to create a decentralized version of Twitter. For example, a blockchain-based platform could be used to securely store user data, allowing users to control their own data and have more control over their privacy settings. Additionally, blockchain could be used to create a more secure system for verifying user identities, preventing malicious actors from creating fake accounts. Finally, blockchain technology could be used to enable microtransactions, allowing users to pay small fees to access certain features or services on the platform. In this way, users could pay for premium services without having to worry about the security risks associated with traditional payment methods.

Fair point. In its current state blockchain can't be efficiently use for something like decentralized Twitter unless there are just a very small number of users ( such as now for all decentralized social media). It certainly would be a good use for an L2