I highly doubt a shady overseas consultancy is a viable replacement for things like infrastructure, engineering, UX and product design, etc. Maybe he can cut co

I highly doubt a shady overseas consultancy is a viable replacement for things like infrastructure, engineering, UX and product design, etc. Maybe he can cut costs as far as moderators, but I don't believe it's possible to reduce a company like Twitter by 80–90% and maintain service and product quality. I don't see how he gets out of this, honestly. Even if he appoints a CEO with actual social skills, it's hard for me to imagine that anyone would want to work for a company that he has any influence over. The last company I saw implode like this was named Enron.