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That's what everyone said about Tesla and SpaceX. Software guy trying to make hardware. The established guys were going to eat him alive.

vlovich123 3y ago
How much time does Musk get with Twitter? Or as long as he owns it we keep up this line of reasoning?
- toomuchtodo 3y ago
  Blind Elon faithers are unshakable. Figure out what it would take to boycott the last of the advertisers on Twitter still providing revenue and put it out of its misery. It will live on as a Wikipedia page as a cautionary tale around going public, lack of corporate governance, and the whims of the ultra wealthy and their outcomes on the rest of us.
- renewiltord 3y ago
  Hey, you can judge him whenever you want. I'm just saying that this forum has no predictive power and has low quality knowledge about the world. How much time he "gets" is probably between him and his creditors. Inevitably some guy will come around organizing some Twitter boycott. Or maybe some Elon fanboy meme. I'm going to be honest with you. Normal people don't do that. Only people who post online obsessively making low quality predictions and then complaining about a loneliness epidemic and stuff like that.
  - toomuchtodo 3y ago
    Surely if you support free speech you support consumers collectively expressing to brands who they would prefer they not do business with from a marketing perspective. If not preferring the actions of wealthy, power hungry monsters is not normal, I agree to not be normal. If this forum has no predictive powers and low knowledge of the world, you need not worry about comments here, as they have no relevance towards the outcome. Right?
    - renewiltord 3y ago
      No one's worried. But there's some fun to be had making fun of people who are consistently wrong and miserable.
      - toomuchtodo 3y ago
        I suggest therapy if this is considered fun, regardless of individual, but that’s a topic for another thread. Good people should not be miserable, and people who take pleasure in the suffering of others need professional help. Certainly though, enjoy when your own predictions are correct.
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vlovich123 3y ago

How much time does Musk get with Twitter? Or as long as he owns it we keep up this line of reasoning?

toomuchtodo 3y ago
Blind Elon faithers are unshakable. Figure out what it would take to boycott the last of the advertisers on Twitter still providing revenue and put it out of its misery. It will live on as a Wikipedia page as a cautionary tale around going public, lack of corporate governance, and the whims of the ultra wealthy and their outcomes on the rest of us.
renewiltord 3y ago
Hey, you can judge him whenever you want. I'm just saying that this forum has no predictive power and has low quality knowledge about the world. How much time he "gets" is probably between him and his creditors. Inevitably some guy will come around organizing some Twitter boycott. Or maybe some Elon fanboy meme. I'm going to be honest with you. Normal people don't do that. Only people who post online obsessively making low quality predictions and then complaining about a loneliness epidemic and stuff like that.
- toomuchtodo 3y ago
  Surely if you support free speech you support consumers collectively expressing to brands who they would prefer they not do business with from a marketing perspective. If not preferring the actions of wealthy, power hungry monsters is not normal, I agree to not be normal. If this forum has no predictive powers and low knowledge of the world, you need not worry about comments here, as they have no relevance towards the outcome. Right?
  - renewiltord 3y ago
    No one's worried. But there's some fun to be had making fun of people who are consistently wrong and miserable.
    - toomuchtodo 3y ago
      I suggest therapy if this is considered fun, regardless of individual, but that’s a topic for another thread. Good people should not be miserable, and people who take pleasure in the suffering of others need professional help. Certainly though, enjoy when your own predictions are correct.
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