Or pull a Hanlon's Razor. Power always blinds and corrupts. 

 It might, be Musks narcissism and messiah complex probably predates his power :-) 

 this: it's always a temporary situation when it hinges on one person, or a certain culture among those in charge, we've seen it so many times that that just won't stay

in a business there will always be reversion to the mean: mostly likely, the next CEO will only be concerned with profits, any activism will get demoted to marketing slogan

(even ignoring that Musk's "freedom of speech" is very one-sided and fragile, he was censoring the word "cisgender" side-wide just shortly ago ffs) 

 remember Google removing their "don't be evil" commitment , that was quite the rug pull

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 DIY hardware stack FTW 

 Eliminate all single points of failure such as "founders with power to push back" 

 Just to clarify to any spooks reading alongs: I'm not in favor of eliminating founders :-) 

 Not existing ones 🤣 the goal is to not create new ones whenever possible 

 Or when they get a seat at the regulator's table. Agreed Parker is way off base here. 

 A founder who pushed back: nostr:note1lg7xrxlrsr9rs2wajpvzmwsytdllanlhr2nmu3jguttkpg3jvqls3en47j 

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