His antics were fine in the context of material growth at Tesla, and SpaceX. There are incredible aspirational aspects to those businesses, and they have massi

His antics were fine in the context of material growth at Tesla, and SpaceX. There are incredible aspirational aspects to those businesses, and they have massive support from Big Government, and crucially, people mostly knew what they were getting into aka they went to work for him. It's the opposite at Twitter. This is looking more messed up every day, and Elon is messing with other people's money and they won't stand for this for very long. When he says 'we could be out of business next year' as a bit of a fear/motivation tactic, that's going to make his backers uncomfortable. If this keeps up Elon will be replaced and it's hard to fathom by whom. I suggest he will use the excuse of 'need to work on Tesla/Space X', but the terms of his continued oversight of Twitter will be interesting. Much like the otherwise 'normal' people who worked at the White House during the Trump admin, it's alluring for people to be that close to power, even at the cost of having the wrath of toxicity hanging over them. Any reasonable person taking over Twitter will want to have a pretty big firewall between them and Musk. I suggest it will be better for everyone: Musk can get a few points in for reform which is his prerogative and there's nothing wrong with that, and Twitter will have a chance at operational performance without the constant contradictions between Musk's populism and the basic operating civil culture at Twitter. There are so many uphill battles to fight before Musk can even try to get some of the reforms that he wants (which are a bit glib because most things at Twitter exist for a reason), and he's going to spend too much time just getting back on the 'right foot' ... I suggest that it's probably a good idea for him to just step down.