While watching the video, I couldn’t help thinking that he could remove a dozen or so strings and just keep the few on the bottom of the neck and one from the top.I assumed this was photoshopped when I saw it, but apparently it is legit. A 17 string bass.
The problem is that this assumes Musk bought Twitter for business reasons. People mistakenly believe that $44B is so much money that Musk must have had good reason to buy. As I mentioned in another post, he could throw Twitter in the dump and still be tied for the richest person on earth. Musk could have bought twitter as a disposable means to some unknown end. Or maybe it was just a lark.
His greatest hits were “Yakkin’ on a bone” and “Shitter was full” IIRC.
That's good, because by normal rules he's a spoiled dunce spending family money and government subsidies to make the world worse on purpose.The problem is that this assumes Musk bought Twitter for business reasons. People mistakenly believe that $44B is so much money that Musk must have had good reason to buy. As I mentioned in another post, he could throw Twitter in the dump and still be tied for the richest person on earth. Musk could have bought twitter as a disposable means to some unknown end. Or maybe it was just a lark.
One thing we know, you cannot analyze Musk by normal rules.
How do you figure Tesla, SpaceX, and Starlink are making the world worse?That's good, because by normal rules he's a spoiled dunce spending family money and government subsidies to make the world worse on purpose.
If he's the numb nuts he repeatedly demonstrates himself to be, it'd be foolish to give him the credit for all the hard work his employees have done in the face of his abuse. But I was referring to the world being worse because he destroyed, over the course of two weeks, the platform used by disenfranchised groups to organize actual democratic revolutions.How do you figure Tesla, SpaceX, and Starlink are making the world worse?
The problem is that this assumes Musk bought Twitter for business reasons. People mistakenly believe that $44B is so much money that Musk must have had good reason to buy. As I mentioned in another post, he could throw Twitter in the dump and still be tied for the richest person on earth. Musk could have bought twitter as a disposable means to some unknown end. Or maybe it was just a lark.
One thing we know, you cannot analyze Musk by normal rules.
If he's the numb nuts he repeatedly demonstrates himself to be, it'd be foolish to give him the credit for all the hard work his employees have done in the face of his abuse.