> This is long overdue and the pain is a result of accumulated managerial debt.
The pain is the result of Elon Musk overpaying 3x for a company he didn't want to buy and aggressively cost cutting to lower expenses.
1 billion a year in debt interest payments due to the 12 billion in loans he took on to purchase Twitter matches reality more closely than "accumulated managerial debt".
> Twitter will be fine operationally.
I'm unsure how anyone can say this with any confidence.
> Letting go of these people also makes room for more wild thinkers and hacker types to join the party.
I think I met you at a gathering in SF once and had to walk away from the conversation.
The pain is the result of Elon Musk overpaying 3x for a company he didn't want to buy and aggressively cost cutting to lower expenses.
1 billion a year in debt interest payments due to the 12 billion in loans he took on to purchase Twitter matches reality more closely than "accumulated managerial debt".
> Twitter will be fine operationally.
I'm unsure how anyone can say this with any confidence.
> Letting go of these people also makes room for more wild thinkers and hacker types to join the party.
I think I met you at a gathering in SF once and had to walk away from the conversation.