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Money is the fluid within which innovation swims. It is not, and will not be the point for Elon - he's clearly stated he does not care about money. There are g
by kfrzcode 3y ago
Money is the fluid within which innovation swims.
It is not, and will not be the point for Elon - he's clearly stated he does not care about money. There are goals beyond what the petty populace panders or bitches about. So again, your argument - while well formulated, is insignificant if the short-term losses support long-term heading changes.
What's your take on Amazon?
- qwytw 3y ago> There are goals beyond what the petty populace panders or bitches about Which are? And I'm asking about Twitter specifically not Tesla or SpaceX.
- kfrzcode 3y ago- Preserve and improve a common-square for all - Maximize user-minute happiness - Make Twitter a source of timely truth
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> insignificant if the short-term losses support long-term heading changes. What's your take on Amazon? Amazon isn't levered to the hilt. It can choose its own time frames. Leverage enforces an external horizon. It's unlikely Musk loses control of Twitter in bankruptcy--nobody wants it. But even if he "does not care about money," which is obviously untrue, he structures for himself and responds to monetary incentives, his lenders (and advertisers and employees and minority shareholders) do, and that's operational chaos for potentially months on end that adds zero value to Twitter or his brand.