It's really funny, because his beliefs stated in public were so naive, and obviously belied the fact that he grossly underestimated what it takes to build and run a successful social media company.
There is not one Twitter experience, but a multitude, and expecting to fully grasp the platform just by being on it for a few years is unrealistic.
And what glorious fun we're all having looking at this train wreck.
Bet it stays up and a certain crowd moves on to boycotts before eventually returning as users next year.
If this actually woke you up, why didn't you wake up when he called a diver a pedo for no reason, and instead of apologizing he fought it in court saying that "nononono it's perfectly normal we said it all the time as kids" as if that should make it okay.
The primary reason to not talk much is that it's useless. You can't reason with an angry mob. Sure there are plenty of things to criticize, but the mob is not focused on valid criticism targets. Anything and everything is hailed as a sign of evil and/or incompetence. It is incredibly exhausting to try to provide nuanced reasoning against kneejerk hate.
Overall I thought the whole Twitter purchase was a distraction when it was first announced and I still think that. I'm much more interested in SpaceX.
Hence I favor musk in relative terms. Whether musk destroys twitter or rebuilds it's a postive thing in my book.