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There’s always movie potential with this kind of drama.

And who will portray The Man Who Saved Civilization?

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The Free Press. Of course it would be a publication with that name! Let’s use words that reinforce the narrative, and hope nobody notices that Twitter really isn’t about freedom. See Twitter Rules.

“I’m not going to spend $44 billion to reinstate a satire blog,” Musk said about the Babylon Bee, which had been banned from Twitter in March 2022. “I did it because I was worried about the future of civilization,” he told us late one night.

Is that human civilization...or the transhuman civilization ...that he is working on with Schwab and Harari?

As far as Musk sees things, “birth rates are plummeting, the thought police are gaining power, and even having an opinion is enough to be shunned. We are trending in a bad direction.” (but the Twitter Rules are pretty much the same as before)

He says he wants to transform Twitter from a social media platform distrusted and despised by at least half the country into one widely trusted by most Americans. To have it fulfill its highest mission: that of a digital town square where all ideas can be heard, and the best will win out.

Digital Town Square - how cool. Where approved speech is moderated and controlled.

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“And who will portray The Man Who Saved Civilization?”

Well, Robert Downey Jr. did consult with Elon Musk to develop his role as Tony Stark.