Why would Elon Musk want to deliberately destroy X?
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And the way his CEO had to defend his ravings against advertisers [0], it's just all such a farce.
[0] https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/12/xs-yaccarino-cal...
It would not be the first time that a company has been tanked with the intention of purchasing it at its lowest value.
A “good Knight” charges in offering 1 cent on the dollar (or .1 or .01 etc.) the purchasing company may appear as having no association with said person, but is indeed deemed “a friendly “
This is a possibility, who can tell?
That's millions of people: government officials, investment bankers and countless retail investors conspiring to feed him cash for his endless nonsense.
Where is your rocket startup btw? Have you built anything of value? Employed cities worth of people?
Or were you an emerald mine and few government handouts short of wild success? Give me a break.
Dilettante: a person who cultivates an area of interest, such as the arts, without real commitment or knowledge.
Is that the correct word to use for a someone with more than four years and 32 pages worth of back article heading listings of paid contributions to an international publication? They do appear to be committed to the work of column inches.
Regardless of any trite dismissal the question of why Musk seems determined to nosdive Xitter into the ground is an interesting one.
Perhaps he does have a Master Plan to pull up after shaking out what he considers dead weight, perhaps he is just winging it between hits on his pipe.
Just because you have a hardon for Musk doesn't mean every midwit that writes an article about why they're so much smarter than him is saying something profound.
What, exactly, makes you imagine I have a hardon?
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