Elon Musk Versus Twitter: Everyone Loses

Most major news outlets engage in a grim tradition called “banking obituaries”—that is, prewriting death notices long before important people die. The “obits” for presidents Biden, Trump, Clinton, and Bush, to name just a few, are all sitting on computers waiting to be published seconds after they take their final breaths. It’s not something you see in other normal areas of life. People don’t prewrite resignation letters for jobs they love, happily married couples don’t prepare divorce settlements, and, in the world of mergers and acquisitions, teams of highly paid lawyers don’t compose 62-page legal documents just in case a… Read Full Article