I don't know about you, but this is extremely creepy and overly excessive to get information on a private individual without consent, just because he has a similar voice to Elon.
Especially when this all of this was based of a joke it seems?
This is directed at both this article and the Spectator.
Should we do an in-depth and detailed documentation on the 'roon (@tszzl)' X account next?
People obviously are going to be interested to find every snippet of information they can about his beliefs and goals — especially the ones he’s unwilling to publicly sign his name to.
But that doesn't mean you should go ahead and hunt for every detail about a person just because they sound like Elon.
So if I am a great Elon Musk impersonator should I be doxxed to a huge extent just like in this article / Spectator?
All one had to was ask or do a face interview with the person.
And it’s not “just” because he sounds like Elon. There have been multiple occasions where Adrian has said “I” referring to Elon. Obviously people slip up in speech, but also obviously some people have pseudonyms.
Adrian has lots of in-depth knowledge of Tesla/SpaceX, shows up in the same circles as Elon constantly, has an obscene Twitter addiction (i.e. just participated in a 10 hour live audio chat), defends Elon at every chance including in deeply weird/personal ways like “you are such an amazing father Elon” on pictures of Elon and his kids.
It’s all quite weird and people are absolutely justified to be curious what the fuck is going on.
Now that we know 'the truth' that Adrian Dittman is not Elon (it was an elaborate inside joke by the way)
Should we both together make a large extensive public exposé on the roon (@tszzl) X account to find out the truth because we are curious about what the fuck is going on?
1) Does Roon’s speaking voice sound almost identical to Altman’s?
2) Did Altman’s own child say Roon is his alt account?
3) Does Roon sometimes say “I” in place of “he” when speaking about Altman?
4) Does Roon call the base of Altman’s political party of choice (of which he’s a central figure) names like “crackheads?”
If the answer is “yes” to all of these, then I wouldn’t find it weird at all for someone to spend time digging into it.
I expect a very curious individual such as yourself to make the same or if not higher level of analysis as the one on Adrian Dittmann for roon.
All of this information without their consent, including their close family and friends, children and other information about where they live, their private information floating on the internet and who they work and their work history (all blurred out of course).
Then we can definitely conclude that roon is or is not Altman, we both know that roon and Altman work at OpenAI so you can start your investigation there.