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I don’t blame Elon- he’s independently wealthy for actually doing something substantive and pushing technology’s limits, even if he doesn’t reach every aspiration, knowing his background from a beat up kid in South Africa, I hope he does well. People who push into uncharted territories, ruffle feathers, are going to get shit on by the fake news conglomerates upset that their advertising dollars and viewer ratings are plummeting- especially with the younger demographics.
Look at the mass censorship coming on from the likes of huge companies (with strong U.S. subsidies, so they should be subject to the 1st amendment) such as Google and Apple, who are being pressured by dinosaur media shills. We live in interesting times. I don’t know the solution, but the usual first step is to be aware of the problem so you can actually address the problem. There are strong financial incentives as to why people want to muzzle and discredit Musk, even if he may say a few things here and there that may be a bit odd, rarely. He’s certainly doing a better job than the typical trope of many parasitic and sycophantic corporate stooges.
Look at the mass censorship coming on from the likes of huge companies (with strong U.S. subsidies, so they should be subject to the 1st amendment) such as Google and Apple, who are being pressured by dinosaur media shills. We live in interesting times. I don’t know the solution, but the usual first step is to be aware of the problem so you can actually address the problem. There are strong financial incentives as to why people want to muzzle and discredit Musk, even if he may say a few things here and there that may be a bit odd, rarely. He’s certainly doing a better job than the typical trope of many parasitic and sycophantic corporate stooges.
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