I agree with you, and it's eye-opening that anyone would think that the original sentiment was clear. What has happened is that Musk has been turning Twitter in

I agree with you, and it's eye-opening that anyone would think that the original sentiment was clear. What has happened is that Musk has been turning Twitter into his little play pen, exactly what all the critics said would happen, but he is experiencing a lot more pushback than he expected. So in typical fashion, he's wanting to bow out to save face because he can't solve the problem and doesn't really want to, which is why he tried bailing out of the purchase in the first place. Has the grandparent comment already forgot about that? He was just grandstanding and then got caught with his foot in his mouth, and then he just wanted to be fawned over once he was forced to complete the purchase. He doesn't care about solving the problems. If he did, he would have better understood things before firing >50% of the workforce and several other steps he skipped because he constrained himself by massively overpaying for Twitter.