When Jack Dorsey—the man himself who co-founded Twitter—says the purchase of the platform by Elon Musk was a “disaster,” you can’t help but grab some popcorn. It’s like watching a blockbuster movie where the plot twists just keep coming, and this time, reality isn’t holding back.
In a recent episode of the podcast with Rabble (a name that sounds more like a toddler’s mispronunciation of ‘rabble-rouser’), Dorsey didn’t hold back his feelings. He opened up about the chaos surrounding Musk’s acquisition at the 28-minute mark, just when you thought he couldn’t get any more candid. Spoiler alert: he believes it was as messy as attempting to untangle a set of earbuds that have spent a night at the bottom of a bottomless backpack.
Dorsey didn’t stop there; he’s also investing $10 million in a group under the snazzy name “and Other Stuff.” Yes, that’s the actual name, and no, I can’t tell you what it implies. This group is supposedly crafting a shiny new vision for Nostr infrastructure—because let’s face it, if you’re not trying to develop some mysterious tech, are you even in Silicon Valley?
So, what does this all mean for Twitter? Well, if the co-founder himself is calling the purchase a disaster, we might need to start bracing for a solid dose of ‘what now?’ as we watch this unfolding saga. Dorsey might have a point, and given Musk’s penchant for chaos, it certainly seems like the wild ride has no brakes.
As the tech world watches and waits, we’re left with one resonating question: What could possibly go wrong next?
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