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Elon is the wealthiest person ever. He will bend Twitter to help all his existing businesses increase his wealth, all while making more money doing so. How could you possibly think otherwise?
Not "ever" for sure...[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mansa_Musa
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> This was almost certainly done by a lawyer working on his behalf. Are you arguing that when he signs his name and certifies that the (short) form is "true, complete and correct" that he is not responsible because the form was prepared by an attorney of his? > being seized upon by the media How did "the media" seize on this? When I last checked, there were zero articles. And even if they had, why wouldn't discussion…
Does it matter? Was there any consequence of filling out a form then doing something different? I have heard it several times already today, but so what a form was filled out wrong, is there any consequence to that that anybody would care about? (I doubt anybody complaining about it actually knows anything about how important it is, it’s just being latched on to because it’s a way to match events with preexisting opi…
This is the biggest thing to happen to twitter since the trump presidency. Both big for twitter, and awful for society.
So society is that dependent on twitter?
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I give his tenure as CEO 6 months at most before he's forced out by the board, or resigns for ideological differences. The changing wind that Elon is going to usher in is going to be fundamental and sweeping, and I wouldn't be surprised to see an exodus of employees follow.
Elon is just one of the board directors. I was wondering why people believe that he will have such sweeping power to change Twitter.
https://investor.twitterinc.com/corporate-governance/board-o...
This is the biggest thing to happen to twitter since the trump presidency. Both big for twitter, and awful for society.
So society is that dependent on twitter?
Good for TWTR but not great for its employees given how Elon runs his companies.
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Also- weird take that both of your examples seem to focus on one specific genre of role. I’ve dealt with many more useless software engineering and product managers on a day-to-day basis than HR-types, who are there if you want/need to contact them or in the background if you don’t.
Maybe Musk would benefit from them, actually …especially considering Tesla has been ordered to pay $137 million to a single worker for demonstrated cases of racism and now the state of California is suing the company for widespread abuse and harassment
https://www.theverge.com/2021/10/5/22710279/tesla-racism-fre...
People hate Musk for the same reason they hated Jobs. They love living in their world but hate themselves for it. Think Different might have more than one meaning.
I know it's not popular but I like the fact that he's annoyed and did something about it.