> I don’t really see what Musk is trying to accomplish.

Have you taken the time to understand?

> No product improvements

I disagree. Musk owns Twitter for less than 9 months. Just off the top of my head:

* view counts

* revenue share with creators

* fewer bots

* long videos

* improved spaces

* no censorship

> This is what it looks like when inept MBAs try to squeeze some more life out of a dying platform

Inept MBAs do whatever it takes to bootlick advertisers. Not the case with the today's Twitter.

> He’s supposed to be a product genius

According to whom? I've never heard anybody saying so. However, here is an anecdote from my personal experience: I recently purchased Tesla and the UX was as simple as buying shampoo on Amazon–just a few clicks from the app.

> He was supposed to bankroll exciting new ventures

Isn't that what he is trying to do? X is the experiment to launch an exciting new venture. Give him a chance?

> Instead it’s kind of like MySpace meets SourceForge

I'm confused on this analogy–cannot see the connection. Please, elaborate.

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