He doesn’t support the far left Nazis pushing bizarre conspiracy theories and silencing anyone that calls them out. The far left is trying to mold peoples realities with their lies and hate speech and he is one of the only people that can fight it
Great analysis and insight. Him being a free speech absolutist makes total sense now given he has control over what is possibly the largest engaged audience right now. It’s literally the Trump situation all over again, but on the other side of the fence.
Great analysis as always. To me, Trump, Musk and Cathie Wood all use the same playbook: destroy journalists by the inside dominating the Zeitgeist with stuff that are incredibly newsworthy.
To Musk's benefit, it's hard to argue what was the damage of all this stuff. The Tesla shareholder is very wealthy and his news-cycle bazooka is to the benefit of Tesla. I think that prohibiting Musk from tweeting would damage Tesla shareholders' that the SEC says to protect.
To me, this move solves to Musk some important problems
1) Musk assures a key input for his company. Portner all the way down.
2) This moves the public debate from the fact that Tesla missed expectations on the Q1 preview.
3) Musk gets to dominate the Zeitgeist once again for more 1-2 months from this.
Musk has now a whole new breadth of stuff about he can tweet, it increases his shitposting TAM. He maintains the optionality of further buying Twitter shares in the case of a new missed expectations from Tesla.
Why would the fact that he's an owner of Twitter affect his legal position when it comes to flaunting the SEC's rules?
I’m pretty sure Elon already said why.
He doesn’t support the far left Nazis pushing bizarre conspiracy theories and silencing anyone that calls them out. The far left is trying to mold peoples realities with their lies and hate speech and he is one of the only people that can fight it
So... where do you stand on the edit button?
Elon is Batman
Great analysis and insight. Him being a free speech absolutist makes total sense now given he has control over what is possibly the largest engaged audience right now. It’s literally the Trump situation all over again, but on the other side of the fence.
long Elon, short the haters
Great analysis as always. To me, Trump, Musk and Cathie Wood all use the same playbook: destroy journalists by the inside dominating the Zeitgeist with stuff that are incredibly newsworthy.
To Musk's benefit, it's hard to argue what was the damage of all this stuff. The Tesla shareholder is very wealthy and his news-cycle bazooka is to the benefit of Tesla. I think that prohibiting Musk from tweeting would damage Tesla shareholders' that the SEC says to protect.
To me, this move solves to Musk some important problems
1) Musk assures a key input for his company. Portner all the way down.
2) This moves the public debate from the fact that Tesla missed expectations on the Q1 preview.
3) Musk gets to dominate the Zeitgeist once again for more 1-2 months from this.
Musk has now a whole new breadth of stuff about he can tweet, it increases his shitposting TAM. He maintains the optionality of further buying Twitter shares in the case of a new missed expectations from Tesla.