Every April 1, societies, intelligence capacities and brands join the tradition of playful jokes. While some jokes are harmless and light, others can cause confusion-especially when they include high-ranking characters and billions of dollars. This year, a satirical article claiming that Berkshire Hathaway of Warren Buffett has won Tesla for $ 1 trillion in cash, on Google quickly became a trend topic.
False news that deceived many
Gobankingrates, a personal financing website, published false messages such as April Fools’ Day. The article wittyly suggested that Buffett changed his attitude to technology companies and said, “While I publicly claimed that I did not understand technology companies, I secretly managed to secretly manage Cybertruck around the Nebraska neighborhood.”
The song also claimed that Elon Musk would enter a new role as Tesla’s “MEME officer”, a playful nod to Muska’s well -known online presence and love for internet culture.
Readers caught out of the guard
Despite his exaggerated claims, the article quickly gained traction, which led some people to believe that false news was real. Social media platforms were flooded with reactions, while some users expressed the shock of the idea of Buffett to invest in Tesla while others considered fun fun.
Clarification at the end
At the bottom of the article, the article contained the exclusion of liability, which states: “April fools! This article is completely satirical and was published on April 1, 2025. Warren Buffett did not receive Tesla and all citations and information in this work are fictional.”
At a time when many readers have reached the exclusion of liability, the title has already expanded to social media.
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