> I'm saying this is a deal where everyone is going to lose. I don't agree - I think there's a win for the Twitter shareholders, for example. There's also a wi

> I'm saying this is a deal where everyone is going to lose. I don't agree - I think there's a win for the Twitter shareholders, for example. There's also a win for precedent here, where a billionaire can't just say "j/k no I don't want it" because they've realised it's a bad idea. > Like, who is coming out of this deal happy? It doesn't really matter who is happy IMO. I'm not one for revenge justice, but nobody needs to be happy if one person makes a series of incredibly dumb decisions, signs multiple legally binding contracts along the way, and then changes their mind after the fact due to information that they claimed was the reason they were undertaking the deal in the first place.