Brian Tyler Cohen asked journalist Kara Swisher what she'd ask Musk if she could interview him. You should hear this.

[highplainsdem]

Bluesky post with a 1-1/2 minute video clip:

https://bsky.app/profile/briantylercohen.bsky.social/post/3llmzkoduwc2z

[vanamonde]

1. "Howard Hughes land"

I hope our younger members get that reference.

[highplainsdem]

3. They can always google it, or better yet just check.Wikipedia. Quick options our older members didn't

always have...

Of course, if they settle for any search engine's AI summary, the answer could be wrong...

[marble falls]

2. BTC only produces good stuff and that 1-1/2 clip was good.

[highplainsdem]

5. I hope it gets posted a lot on Twitter where Musk might see it.

[marble falls]

8. You can bet that Musk has an office that does nothing but track his name in all media.

[highplainsdem]

9. Space Snowflake has certainly done enough whining about not being treated as a hero.

[marble falls]

10. Yeah, he does this song and dance without any sense of irony ...

... but this is a simple case of "who smelt it, dealt it".

Big egos even get jazzed reading their names in relation to bad news. What was it some criminal in the past said? "No such thing as bad press?" True for some charismatic criminals, but not for would-be tin cap wannabe dictators.

[SheltieLover]

4. Kick

[highplainsdem]

6. Thanks!

[SheltieLover]

7. Yw!

I like him. Ty for sharing.

[misanthrope]

11. "Elon Musk needs help"?

Here's the kind of help I think he needs in order to save millions of other lives.



I don't think Musk has changed as much as he has been revealed. I think all of his philanthropic, altruistic, or high-minded talk was always garbage. It was a spiel designed to quell criticism, part of his con. The abject cruelty he shows toward others isn't something you develop overnight. He was always a monster and now he feels free to let it loose.