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Being a geek at heart...The question is, is muck more like a megalomaniacal genius with no ethics or morals, who tends to hold grudges for a long time, and isn't afraid to go after those he considers enemies? Or, is he more like an over privileged trust fund kid who was smart enough to actually do something, but can't control his addictions?Lex Luthorish, is wot he is.
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He was always a greedy little prick and got very lucky with paypal and that made him very wealthy when they sold it.
Sounds like he was always a bit of a goofy oddball, according to his first wife anyway (I know she's got every reason to dog him but tracks his public persona and doesn't come across as straight character assassination).
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I remember a tale about a remote tribe that had somehow acquired a handbook of 18-century English judicial practice. Anthropologists were amazed to find that they had adopted what they’d read with exacting fidelity. They’d built a courthouse and invited the academics to witness a trial. It was authentic in every detail — except that at random times a well-constructed topless woman would run down the aisle, gesticulating and shouting.
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Because, you see, I only had so many employees. So one day I’d have to stop ruining their lives, and give up an even bigger rush than this one time me and a buddy banged some heroin.Poor little Elon feels bad about laying off so many people.
Elon Musk says laying off 80% of Twitter's staff was 'painful' and 'one of the hardest things' he's had to do as the platform's boss
Musk said Twitter reduced its staff from around 7,800 to 1,500 since he took ownership, and the layoffs were emotionally difficult for him.
Elon Musk said laying off the bulk of Twitter's staff in the last six months was "one of the hardest things" he's had to do since taking ownership of the company.
The billionaire spoke to the BBC's James Clayton on Tuesday evening in a wide-ranging live interview on Twitter Spaces, during which Musk talked about his management of Twitter and beliefs on free speech.
Musk said the company had around 7,800 staff when he took over the platform in November. Twitter now employs 1,500 people, Musk told the BBC.
"Has it been hard letting that many people go?" Clayton asked.
"Yeah," Musk answered immediately.
"Not fun at all. Painful," Musk continued after a brief pause.
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I would like to say he's cutting prices to help poor people get into a new vehicle, But let's be realistic.
If his shit were tight, prices oh you know
The tightness of Elon's ass prevents his larger success in business, he has an asshole problem in general, he is one.
