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You are spot on. That style of working or perspective towards policy is exactly what Musk wants to remove at the grassroots level. Agreed that this wisdom and
by sawyna 4y ago
You are spot on. That style of working or perspective towards policy is exactly what Musk wants to remove at the grassroots level.
Agreed that this wisdom and experience is not replaceable. But Musk intends to replace it with something else. If you think about it, Vijaya's perspectives and intuition is only going to pull back Musk's vision however vague that might be. Musk doesn't want to sit around and convince Vijaya of his opinion towards content moderation. I think if Vijaya showed appreciation or interest towards Musk's policy on some level at least, she would have had a non-zero chance to be around. The difference of opinion is at a stark contrast in my opinion.
This is the fastest and brutal way of Musk moving forward with his plan.
- madeofpalk 4y ago> plan Plan? You say "i don't what his plan is", and then "this was a mastermind move for him to execute his plan".
- StanislavPetrov 4y agoI don't think you have to claim to know what his plan is, to know what it is not. Why would he pay $50 billion dollars to buy Twitter only to leave the same people in charge of what he thinks was a broken platform?
- Swenrekcah 4y agoI agree with that assessment. It’s good to keep in mind though that he at some point realised that whatever his plan might be, it wasn’t worth a $50B price. But by then he couldn’t back out. Perhaps he’s got a better plan now, perhaps not.
- PM_me_your_math 4y agoCreating a filter to destroy dissenting opinion and voices is not wisdom. It is pure evil and has no place in modern civilization.