I can almost guarantee he didn't quit because he was mad at the game. He rage quit because the world was seeing how much he sucked at it, and his ego fragility made that intolerable.
I'm not surprised. It fits the pattern. He claims to be a genius when he is obviously not. He claims that he a shrewd businessman, when he's not.
I would have assumed that, too, but I think his being high-as-fuck most of the time also has something to do with his lack of skill.
--Patrick
You think so? I'd guess that this was aimed completely at the people who already support Trump but might have wavered slightly at the idea of accepting African asylum-seekers as a knee-jerk reaction. Go to their favourite dictator-approved chatbot, tell it to push the narrative that white people in South Africa are the most threatened people in the world, actually!, and don't even worry if it's a transparent bit of propaganda to the non-brainwashed people who still happen to be using Grok for some reason. Goals accomplished with zero meaningful fallout, why spend the time making it subtle?
Oh, I have no doubt that's exactly how it went down. Musk gave orders and somebody added too many 0's or whatever.
I don’t think they wanted it in response to a question about a baseball player’s salary.
Wanted it? No, of course not.
Clarence Thomas literally called for Loving vs Virginia to be overturned. Dude don’t give a fuuuuuuuuuuuck*
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No, he made the argument that would apply to it, but he skipped mentioning it.
, it's that my child would have to suffer having Musk's DNA forever. I couldn't do that to my child.
