This guy really is not that smart and I don't understand why people keep defending him or pretend that he's playing multi-dimensional chess or something. He ac

This guy really is not that smart and I don't understand why people keep defending him or pretend that he's playing multi-dimensional chess or something. He acts like a gambler who keeps doubling down on previously risky bets that didn't pay off. It's worked for him for a long time, but I think his luck might run out finally, at least with the Twitter deal. He seems to have bought the company because he felt legally compelled after running his mouth. Now he's not paying lawyers and rent and the consequences of this are likely going to be even worse financially for his failing social media company which might struggle to attract any advertisers besides erection pills and fitness supplements (the small niche of brands that wants to associate with right-leaning single men). He'll find a way out of this fight with Zuckerberg because he's not legally compelled to stick to his word :)