> a) remorse for the dumb thing he said (he says it is probably the worst mistake he has made) This is the same interview where he told the advertisers he need

> a) remorse for the dumb thing he said (he says it is probably the worst mistake he has made) This is the same interview where he told the advertisers he needs for revenue to go fuck themselves. I don't think the remorse is genuine. > Yes, when people try to limit what you say (beyond the law) then it is natural to be upset about it. I also feel that Disney is limiting what I say by not giving me millions in ad revenue. That's just the reality I have to live with though. Most people have all kinds of practical limitations on what they can say. I can't tell my boss to go fuck himself and still put food on the table. Joe Biden can't tell the American public to go fuck themselves and still get elected. I'm not sure why Elon feels entitled to be uniquely free from consequences for his utterances.