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Tesla seems to be an independent thinker. People getting their knickers in a twist when he posts a particular tweet that includes something that they may not agree with is more indicative of the reader and the current culture than it is of his views.
The whole movement in left/right discussion is anecdotal. Since Elon is in the US, the sources I tend to see pick data that confirms the outcome the most likely would like to project. Focus on Woke and AOC, the Democrats have gone to the left. Focus on Voldemort, Boebert, and MTG the Republicans have moved to the right. Schumer, Pelosi, Mitch, Cruz, and the guy from Texas who I can't remember are all the same party line, do whatever you have to in order to stay in power politicians.
He is human and his bone to pick is with the woke movement. It skews his outlook. The "silly chart" was meant to be that and anecdotal.
Those gnashing their teeth because they think Elon Musk is going to back the conservatives or those cheering him for the same reason, I think are going to be disappointed.
Taking a step back and taking the emotion out of it, his plans seem to be business and technical in nature. He it going to focus on revenue from those that use Twitter to generate revenue. He is looking to secure communications, eliminate spam and bots. The guess is around his free speech stance. If he does the rest and opens the gates on what verified people (they are who they say they are) say, then he delivers on what he has said.
The best way to combat lies and hate is with debate. I'll admit to being fearful that there is risk to this in people ignoring facts that don't support their argument. We all see it happen. Do we see it when we look in the mirror? Risk and all, I would agree with him that sunshine is the best antiseptic.
Agree with me or tell me to bugger off, it is going to be entertaining.
Tesla seems to be an independent thinker. People getting their knickers in a twist when he posts a particular tweet that includes something that they may not agree with is more indicative of the reader and the current culture than it is of his views.
The whole movement in left/right discussion is anecdotal. Since Elon is in the US, the sources I tend to see pick data that confirms the outcome the most likely would like to project. Focus on Woke and AOC, the Democrats have gone to the left. Focus on Voldemort, Boebert, and MTG the Republicans have moved to the right. Schumer, Pelosi, Mitch, Cruz, and the guy from Texas who I can't remember are all the same party line, do whatever you have to in order to stay in power politicians.
He is human and his bone to pick is with the woke movement. It skews his outlook. The "silly chart" was meant to be that and anecdotal.
Those gnashing their teeth because they think Elon Musk is going to back the conservatives or those cheering him for the same reason, I think are going to be disappointed.
Taking a step back and taking the emotion out of it, his plans seem to be business and technical in nature. He it going to focus on revenue from those that use Twitter to generate revenue. He is looking to secure communications, eliminate spam and bots. The guess is around his free speech stance. If he does the rest and opens the gates on what verified people (they are who they say they are) say, then he delivers on what he has said.
The best way to combat lies and hate is with debate. I'll admit to being fearful that there is risk to this in people ignoring facts that don't support their argument. We all see it happen. Do we see it when we look in the mirror? Risk and all, I would agree with him that sunshine is the best antiseptic.
Agree with me or tell me to bugger off, it is going to be entertaining.
