Yeah but that just brings up another question...
Why did he overpay so hard without even trying to haggle with a stagnant business?
Then he gets sued for breach of contract trying to back out.
There are a lot of very strange variables in play here.
Why does he need Twitter to create a financial network?
So many questions, and clearly there's some amount of hubris involved.
He's obviously committed to the project and all-in at this point.
So it will be interesting.
I think that Musk, for one reason or another, concluded that he had to finish this thing quickly. And there were also some very unsubtle political games played behind the scenes.
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