The narcissistic personality type is so insecure that any perceived challenge to their superiority is seen as potentially catastrophic and thus requires a maximalist defensive response.
i guess it would be great free publicity for both at this point.
oh, but this kind of publicity money cannot buy.
@juddlegum You got that almost right.
He sees competition as a violent attack as long as the competition is with something he owns.
When he competes with someone else it's part of a healthy economic system, of course.
@juddlegum Something is going to take the place of Twitter since it died months ago and no longer will be considered the world's pulse and first place to check for breaking news.
I didn't expect Substack to be that place, but someone has to be it, and they seem to be gaining a lot of quality writers and journalists.
@juddlegum
So, just to be clear, The great Elon Musk is feeling threatened by a Y-Combinator that's raised $82.4M through 4 rounds and is currently in Series-B?
He can't figure out how to get ahead of that?
Wow. What a complete loser.
@juddlegum
Whatever happens to or at #Twitter?
– it will be someone else's fault:
the narcissists M.O.
@edgeoforever @juddlegum YC is short for Y Combinator, a prominent startup accelerator. Paul Graham is one of the founders.
Musk is sooooo weird. Why pick on poor old Substack Notes?
Amen!
Death to all of the deprecated, privacy disrespecting legacy silos of the surveillance state!
We lost another maverick Independant service this week after 23 years of community service - Gigablast.
#tallship #Twatter #Faceplant #InstaSPAM #Reddit #Medium #YouTube #Quora #Google #Apple
@juddlegum Oh, has Elon acquired a Target of Blame now?
(Page 12 of the Narcissist’s Handbook, IIRC.)
Paul Graham @paulg. Apr 8
Elon has asked me to "please tell people on Twitter that you are an investor in the company trying to kill Twitter..."
Wait, Elon wants Paul Graham to say he's an investor in Twitter?