> Last week Twitter was supposed to break in a couple of days. The "it was supposed to break in a couple of days" meme is an often repeated strawman by Elon's

> Last week Twitter was supposed to break in a couple of days. The "it was supposed to break in a couple of days" meme is an often repeated strawman by Elon's defenders. Can you point to any ex-Twitter employee claiming Twitter is supposed to break in a couple of days? Most said the system is built to be resilient, as long as THERE ARE NO CHANGES MADE TO IT. And no significant outages, hacker attacks, and so on challenges. You tell me, can Twitter coast indefinitely without changes? How do they plan to monetize it without changes? And without advertisers? The problem is Elon and his goons are randomly shutting down things in attempt to "remove the bloat" and then they don't know how to turn them on. So things have been breaking in the last few weeks. Any way you look at it, Twitter is on a course to disaster. But like the Titanic, it takes a bit to get there.