Musk reveals true motive behind Twitter purchase: ‘Prepare for the melodrama’
Elon Musk’s Bold Move: Buying Twitter to Eradicate the “Mind Virus”
In a captivating conversation with podcaster Joe Rogan, Elon Musk revealed his surprising motive behind acquiring Twitter: to eliminate its “mind virus” from the world. Musk expressed concerns about the corrosive impact of the platform on civilization, particularly due to its location in downtown San Francisco, which he described as a “zombie apocalypse.”
Musk’s comments on the “mind virus” can be found around the 25:29 mark of the video shared by Rogan on Twitter. The topic may be discussed in a Halloween-themed setting, but the gravity of the issue is far from a joke.
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Musk emphasized that the city’s downfall was not a mere coincidence. He attributed it to a philosophy that had been disseminated through Twitter, turning it into an information weapon that propagated the “mind virus” worldwide. According to Musk, the streets of downtown San Francisco are a clear reflection of the devastating consequences of this virus, signaling the end of civilization.
When Rogan mentioned Twitter’s suppression of dissenting viewpoints, Musk pointed out that the virus thrives by silencing opposing opinions. He acknowledged Rogan’s personal experience with cancel culture, highlighting the dangers of this phenomenon.
In a previous interview with Bill Maher, Musk expressed his concerns about the impact of the “woke mind virus” on young people. The tech mogul firmly believes that any ideology that undermines meritocracy and stifles free speech is perilous.
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