Like I said, it doesn't matter what his plan was. And I wasn't "implying" anything, I'm explicitly talking about money. Running a social media site costs. Not

Like I said, it doesn't matter what his plan was. And I wasn't "implying" anything, I'm explicitly talking about money. Running a social media site costs. Not even Musk has the liquid capital to keep it afloat as a public service at this loss rate. Either he comes up with a radical new income stream, or he'll have to shut it down or sell it. How virtuous his plans are, how much cultural value Twitter has, these things are irrelevant. A car won't go without gas. Also, you didn't answer my question.