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Uh, being able to change your mind and not limiting yourself to a pre-subscribed set of ideas is a good thing.
That's true, but that's not what's happening here. Musk reverses his stance on things whimsically and self-servingly. He's not even saying that he has new evidence. His thoughts and actions are completely erratic.
No worries, here are infinite Trump tweets generated by a Markov model: https://www.locserendipity.com/Markov_Trump.html
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He surely did. But then who pushed him (along with the company) into that hole? :)
And I'm sure if on earth 2 the board had rejected his offer, citing any of these reasons you'd be in full agreement with them.... I mostly remember Musk fans cheering this madness on as it was happening. The timing was ridiculously terrible given the market downturn but I'm pretty sure anyone sympathetic to your current argument would have been cursing the board if they had rejected his bid.
Again, this was their fiduciary duty to do so but then not holding them accountable for selling out is ridiculous.
EDIT: I mean morally accountable.
Trump's gonna HAVE to start posting again because of the optics. The most recent tweets on his profile are the tweets from right before he got banned - the Capitol insurrection tweets. His profile is now just a glowing reminder of the Capitol insurrection. Terrible look for Trump. He's gonna need to either start deleting, or start burying these with new tweets, because the current situation is not exactly positive fo…
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Uh, being able to change your mind and not limiting yourself to a pre-subscribed set of ideas is a good thing.
That's true, but that's not what's happening here. Musk reverses his stance on things whimsically and self-servingly. He's not even saying that he has new evidence. His thoughts and actions are completely erratic.
Trump's gonna HAVE to start posting again because of the optics. The most recent tweets on his profile are the tweets from right before he got banned - the Capitol insurrection tweets. His profile is now just a glowing reminder of the Capitol insurrection. Terrible look for Trump. He's gonna need to either start deleting, or start burying these with new tweets, because the current situation is not exactly positive fo…
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I mean, he did commit to buying them $44 billion. If he didn't want to buy them, he shouldn't have signed a contract agreeing to do so. You can't argue that Musk doesn't know what a contract is and can't get decent legal advice.
He signed the contract in a totally different market environment. Twitter's board knew this but still proceeded to sue him nonetheless. Did they understand the consequences for the company and the employees? Sure they did but went on anyway.
Trump's gonna HAVE to start posting again because of the optics. The most recent tweets on his profile are the tweets from right before he got banned - the Capitol insurrection tweets. His profile is now just a glowing reminder of the Capitol insurrection. Terrible look for Trump. He's gonna need to either start deleting, or start burying these with new tweets, because the current situation is not exactly positive fo…
This isn’t a surprise, part of the financing deal for truth was that Donnie would always post on truth first before any other social media.
That said, we'll see come election time, assuming the RNC chooses him
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Uh, being able to change your mind and not limiting yourself to a pre-subscribed set of ideas is a good thing.
I mean there’s changing your mind through learning and growing, and then there’s spewing contradictory ideas as they pop into your head because they suit you in the moment. I may be proven wrong but this feels to me like the latter.