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There are a lot of profit incentives for corporate media and established players in a lot of industries to smear to Elon. This results in a ton of bad media cov

by 93po 4y ago

There are a lot of profit incentives for corporate media and established players in a lot of industries to smear to Elon. This results in a ton of bad media coverage, and people are a product of the information they consume. Over time this style of coverage embeds itself in people's minds, and we see what we're seeing now: posters that have never met elon, never spoke to him, and never worked with him stating ridiculous opinions about his motivations, his health, and mental status as fact.

c-cube 4y ago
He's on display on Twitter every day all day. No need for conspiratorial thinking, people can make their opinions based on years of lying about FSD, being an absolute asshole to (former) Twitter employees, and generally flailing around since he bought Twitter. What does meeting the guy in person have to do with anything?