Twitter, you can't buy Twitter on a whim.
I feel like he's not obligated to do anything, but ignoring his commitment makes him a worse person, and there are probably amounts greater than zero which do not encounter the issue you describe
Are we sure Elon isn't just claiming that he forever wants more detail, like a sealioning troll, because in actuality he wants the money for himself more, and never actually intended to make the donations he committed to? Occam's razor would suggest that is actually the case.
I mean, if we was serious about it, after he received the plan, did he ask for more detail on any of the items he didn't understand?
It doesn’t say how they’ll spend the money aside from allocations here and there, and it wouldn’t solve world hunger.
it's actually just a plan, not a 'so-called "plan"', whatever that means
>It doesn’t say how they’ll spend the money aside from allocations
the way the money will be spent, is by allocating money to the items that it will be spent on, which are detailed in the plan.
that seems good enough to start for me, but where did Elon ask for more info than that? I asked this in the previous post, but very conspicuously got no answer.
surely he didn't just _forget_ about _billions of dollars he committed to donate to charity?_
Larger sums are only really useful for making big-splash investments. Like this. As far as personal spending goes, it's no obstacle, so it doesn't matter that they can't easily turn their entire net worth into a literal billions-of-dollars balance in a checking account.