[KerrAvon]

Yes. He clearly had nothing to do with it. Twitter has proven he can't manage people and has blundered into every other success he's ever had.

I get you love Elon, but as some point you need to look in the mirror and recognize your sycophancy for what it is.

[wustangdan]

You are saying he "clearly had nothing to do with" a company he founded, funded, and has been CEO, CTO, and chief engineer.

What do you think the word "nothing" means?

[r00fus]

You’re talking about Tesla right? The one where he essentially did a hostile acquisition then booted one of the real co-founders?

You can’t honestly say he founded that company.

[gamepsys]

> Twitter has proven he can't manage people and has blundered into every other success he's ever had.

I think you are just as biased as the parent comment if you think one failure invalidates the merit of all previous successes.