Wait, you guys know that was a joke, right? Is it okay to not do due diligence on claims because we don’t like a guy?
(Which isn’t to say it makes the market feel better, but come on…)
(Which isn’t to say it makes the market feel better, but come on…)
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For one, the fact that Musk is even being recommended that kind of content is concerning. Twitters algorithm is set up in such a way that to get exposure to that kind of content, you have to be intentionally engaging with pretty delirious circles of narratives.
Additionally, of all the possible jokes to make on all the possible pieces to riff off of, he chose a pretty mediocre joke on an almostly tepidly incoherent take - his joke isn't necessarily endorsement, but it's still an intentional choice that doesn't really signal the kind of responsibility investors are probably looking for.