Yes, like the Ukraine news that sprung up overnight.- Twitter is great for that. Wonder if Musk is against that. He doesn't seem like he's in it for success.

Seriously, the naive comments Musk was using in July on "fixing" Twitter was largely naive 1990s babble ignoring lessons learned and increased technical sophistication over 2 decadea. His impulsive firings, whipsaw policy changes, destructive taunting instead of positive cheerleading is just more of the same.

Steve Jobs did some major major shifts when he came back to Apple in the 90s, including pretty severe layoffs (though quite a few of those externals) - but he also upped Apple's marketing game, made it clear how they were focusing on the knitting and not a myriad of side projects, and communicating Apple's values and reason for being in the market, while bringing in his mature NextStep platform as a way for Apple to have a technology base to build on, while cutting back on the clone program that was letting 3rd parties take much of Apple's profits. As babyish and tyrranic as Steve Jobs could be, this was pretty righteous stuff that set the pace for Apple becoming a trillion dollar company. (Tim Cooke is also a huge supply chain expert, which helps Apple squeeze the dimes out of every supplier and logistics decision).

Elon is everything but. His inspiring rally against critics in 2019, beating his quotas against heavy odds, sleeping in his Gigafactory as one of the team, has been replaced by a male Karen Kardashian looking for clicks rather than tech sophistication in an AI age, ironic for a guy who introduced brain probes to manage direct mind communications & reaponse with Neuralink, though perhaps that it's initial release was on pigs should've given us a heads up. Two legs good, 4 legs better - nobody knows you're a pig on the internet (until they do)