Much more likely Musk impulsively put an offer for the company with few contractual protections then got cold feet (probably from both macroeconomic and geopoli

Much more likely Musk impulsively put an offer for the company with few contractual protections then got cold feet (probably from both macroeconomic and geopolitical environments). If Musk had the intention to spend $1 billion (minimum cost to him to sever to buyout) to “force Twitter to come clean”, he would have left standard due diligence clause in the contract. He also intended to require high confidence user authentication and pivot away from advertising, so the current bot counts wouldn’t matter to his future Twitter business model.