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For Twitter, his plan is the opposite of hyper growth. He doesn't just plan on bankrupting it, i.e. making Twitter's debts unmanageable for its revenue and asse
by mickdarling 3y ago
For Twitter, his plan is the opposite of hyper growth. He doesn't just plan on bankrupting it, i.e. making Twitter's debts unmanageable for its revenue and assets. No, his plan is to actually ruin the company and any of its remaining brand identity. He has to destroy all potential value there, so nobody else can pick up the pieces and show how much of an idiot he's been.
Also, that has the added value for his investors that no one will be using a revived Twitter to instigate any revolutions in say...somewhere in the Middle East.
- gala8y 3y agoYesterday there was an article (or a rant) here which was flagged. https://gkeenan.co/avgb/an-inordinate-amount-of-our-attention-is-afforded-to-absurdly-rich-children https://gkeenan.co/avgb/an-inordinate-amount-of-our-attentio... Author describes Musk like this: "Dude will literally drop $44 billion to buy a website instead of going to therapy.", which is a funny way to say that he _should_ go to therapy, with which I agree. Oh, and the whole thing is about OAI.
- rchaud 3y agoHave you seen Musk's Twitter lately? Any revolution being instigated online will be intended for America.