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"quasi-principled interest". That's not even near that. It's all been hypocritical through the through. "Free speech" is "me speech". The man doesn't even kno
by papito 4y ago
"quasi-principled interest".
That's not even near that. It's all been hypocritical through the through. "Free speech" is "me speech".
The man doesn't even know about Section 230 and referred to Twitter as a "publisher". He is completely clueless as to what it is that he bought for $44 billion. Most of us spend more due diligence buying a coffee grinder.
- mbg721 4y agoI continue to be amazed how much vitriol Musk manages to stir up by being an arbitrary agent of chaos for the wrong side. Who cares if he wastes $44B? If anything, he's fighting inflation by removing mistakenly-assigned value of $44B from circulation.
- papito 4y agoIt's him - he assigned the value.
- ryanwaggoner 4y agoI care for a number of reasons: 1. I had friends at Twitter who were laid off 2. I actually do think Twitter has value 3. I don’t think Elon is good for public discourse 4. I don’t think Elon is good for tech culture 5. I think we’d all be better off if he STFU and went back to working on rockets and electric cars.