What a coup for the BBC. And a great intelligent interview by James Clayton. I'm pretty pro-Elon. I think he talks sense and could save Twitter.

He does seem to have developed a tummy.

What is fascinating is that Twitter, like almost every other organisation that grows, gets more and more useless (NHS, Royal Mail, the law, police, huge corporations). Musk did not realise how appalling Twitter was (we all did). He's now trying to trim it back down and make it work. Good luck to him. The only unusual thing is the speed of growth this century. Whilst new companies and concepts grew slowly; this century they catch on very fast. 15 seconds of fame. Remember My Space?

This is how crass and incompetent BBC 'journalism' really is.

James Clayton interviews Elon Musk, claiming an increase in hateful content, and can’t supply a single example.

No wonder independant broad media thrives, because biased mainstream mass-media is NOT real journalism.

just watched a show about him..he can be petty and vindictive.

But his father is surely a Barry Humphries character

Love that Hedda! Exactly what I thought when I watched that fascinating doc.

Whole Truth wrote:
This is how crass and incompetent BBC 'journalism' really is.

James Clayton interviews Elon Musk, claiming an increase in hateful content, and can’t supply a single example.

No wonder independant broad media thrives, because biased mainstream mass-media is NOT real journalism.

Tommy Robinson used to challenge the media and wanted examples of the so-called racist thing he said. The interviewers always used to skirt around his questions or just end the interviews.

Now Starship goes off - fingers crossed. HUGE admiration for Elon sticking with SpaceX despite failures and mistakes. My old friend Richard Branson seems to have been far less successful (or brave) with his Space attempts.