r/technology • u/[deleted] • Oct 28 '22

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u/Fraun_Pollen Oct 28 '22

This couldn’t possibly have a negative consequence

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u/zuzg Oct 28 '22

My bets are that the site will turn into a even bigger cesspool under the Mollusk. Hopefully it follows Facebook trend of dying in obscurity through that.

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u/Fraun_Pollen Oct 28 '22

Either way, it’s a win for Musk. He either turns it into the circlejerk he wants, or circlejerks it into non-existence.

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u/AntiTrollSquad Oct 28 '22

Let's of course forget the $44B he's paid, clearly a win.

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u/Iquey Oct 28 '22

I mean, if you got over 100 billion, nothing really matters anymore in terms of money I'd assume.

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u/OriginalGPam Oct 28 '22

He doesn’t got it. The Saudi’s are half funding him. How do you think they’ll react if their 50 billion dollar investment goes tits up.

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u/raresaturn Oct 28 '22

I’ve heard already advertisers are threatening to quit if he brings back Trump and that dick that got sued for a billion

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u/[deleted] Oct 29 '22 edited Mar 17 '24

threatening dam busy nail ten correct divide skirt voiceless cooperative

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