American philosopher, neuroscientist, author, and podcast host Sam Harris may have once called Elon Musk a friend, but his opinion of the billionaire has changed after Musk's acquisition of Twitter. Ta.
Harris shared her criticism on a recent episode of Jordan Peterson's podcast.
“Elon used to be a friend… [but] His involvement with Twitter has been devastating to him as a human being,” Harris said.
Harris went on to claim that Musk was “very dependent.” [Twitter] He said he felt he needed to buy a platform,” that his use of Twitter/X “hyped the profile of Anonymous, QAnon, and Crazy Trolls,” and, finally, that his He said his involvement “clearly led to the deterioration of society.” His reputation in most circles. ”
Peterson didn't interrupt Harris' rant, but the confused look on his face seemed to suggest he didn't share the same sentiments.
Dave Rubin, for example, certainly disagrees with Harris.
“My position is clear,” he says. “I bought this because this guy has been defending free speech. That's what he's been talking about all day long on stage.”
“I think it's a pretty bleak view to say he bought Twitter because he was addicted to Twitter. …He bought something that allowed us to see more of the truth,” Rubin said. added, even if it means “there may be more mean people out there.”
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