What is Elon Musk doing to Twitter?

 

Introduction

Elon Musk is tweeting like crazy. That's not a total surprise, especially if you've followed him on Twitter for any length of time. But the last couple of days have seen Musk tweet out a huge number of tweets, seemingly unrelated to anything else going on in the world. And his followers are consistently commenting on his tweets with wild theories about what he means, or begging him to remove some tweets. You can see that reflected in Google Trends: interest in "Elon Musk Twitter" has spiked to levels the company hasn't approached since 2018. So what's going on? Here are a few theories we've heard from people who seem to be following along:

Elon Musk's Twitter is a madhouse right now.

Elon Musk's Twitter is a madhouse right now.

The Tesla CEO has been going nuts on Twitter, sending out dozens of tweets in the last 24 hours that have made headlines around the web. He was even more active than usual during NASA's historic mission to land a car on Mars this week, but he hasn't stopped obsessing over his favorite topic: himself and his companies.

The last couple of days have seen Musk tweet out a huge number of tweets, seemingly unrelated to anything else going on in the world.

You're probably wondering what Elon Musk is doing to Twitter. The last couple of days have seen Musk tweet out a huge number of tweets, seemingly unrelated to anything else going on in the world.

So let's break down some of these tweets:

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And his followers are consistently commenting on his tweets with wild theories about what he means, or begging him to remove some tweets.

Musk's tweets are often cryptic and sometimes deliberately so. He's said to be an avid reader of the news, but his posts rarely make sense until you've read multiple sources and come to your own conclusions about their meaning. For example: last year, Musk tweeted that he was going to take Tesla private at $420 per share—and then a few days later announced via email that he had indeed taken the company private for $420 per share.

But even after all this happens, people still have questions about what Elon Musk is doing on Twitter—and they're not afraid to ask them! Some people have theories as to why Elon Musk created Twitter in the first place; others think it's just another way for him to get attention away from Tesla (which has been struggling lately).

So what's going on?

So what's going on?

• Elon Musk is the CEO and co-founder of Tesla, a car company that makes electric cars.

• He's also the founder of SpaceX, an aerospace manufacturer with its own rockets and spacecrafts. It's worth noting that Musk recently announced plans to build another rocket called BFR (Big Fucking Rocket) in order to send people to Mars; this project could take up to 40 years for completion if it goes according to plan.

• Musk has been active on Twitter since 2010; he has over 11 million followers there now!

Here are a few theories we've heard from people who seem to be following along.

You may have heard that Elon Musk is a genius, or an alien. Or maybe you think he's a robot or time traveler. Maybe he's an AI, clone and Russian spy? Or perhaps all three at once!

The truth is that we don't know what Elon Musk is doing on Twitter (or anywhere else) because he doesn't seem to be revealing anything about himself—and that's exactly how we like it.

If there was one thing we learned from watching him interact with his followers over the years, it’s this: Elon Musk loves keeping his cards close to his chest when communicating online because he knows how much people love hearing about himself and how much they want more information about what makes him tick—and why should he give up these secrets just yet?

Now, there's no way to know for sure what's happening here.

Now, there's no way to know for sure what's happening here. Elon Musk is the CEO of Tesla and has a large following on Twitter. He has tweeted a lot over the last couple of days, so it's possible he might be using his account to send private messages to other users or companies—or maybe even trying to recruit followers by offering them free things like cars or flights if they follow him back (which would be illegal).

But even if he wasn't sending out tweets that were meant for anyone but himself, would we really care? Can you imagine how much work it would take for someone like Elon Musk just to send one tweet? He has enough responsibilities as CEO at Tesla that I doubt he could spare any time from working on making electric cars better; plus he seems like such an interesting guy who likes talking about space travel and artificial intelligence (AI) more than anything else!

It could be something as simple as Musk (or someone with access to his account) having very little self-control when it comes to the Twitter app.

It could be something as simple as Musk (or someone with access to his account) having very little self-control when it comes to the Twitter app. At any rate, there are a few things that stand out about this particular tweet:

• It isn't random. The words in this tweet don't line up with any known language; they're just strings of letters and numbers that don't make sense on their own without context or explanation. This suggests that someone has gone through all these expressions before and decided which ones he wanted to use here—it's not gibberish at all!

• They're not random letters or words either; they come from an actual book—the Bible—and they have been organized into sentences and paragraphs by someone who knows how those work together well enough not only know what each phrase means but also where it fits within its larger structure (which is why every sentence ends with a period). This tells us something else: if these tweets were merely random gibberish, then we'd still be able to understand them without knowing anything about Christianity at all!

But we've reached out to Tesla for comment and will update if we hear back.

We'll update this article if and when we hear back from Tesla.

But we've reached out to Tesla for comment and will update if we hear back.

The CEO of Tesla is tweeting like crazy and tweeting random letters that look like gibberish.

Elon Musk's Twitter is a madhouse right now. The last couple of days have seen Musk tweet out a huge number of tweets, seemingly unrelated to anything else going on in the world.

It started with an announcement that he was going to be tweeting about engineering topics for the next few months and then proceeded to post several cryptic messages from what appears to be an account called “Nerdfighteria” (a reference to fans of Fighting Fantasy books) that seem like gibberish but may or may not be related somehow.

Conclusion

The fact that he’s been tweeting like this for the last week or so and nothing has changed about his behavior is an interesting one. It could be something as simple as Musk (or someone with access to his account) having very little self-control when it comes to the Twitter app. But we've reached out to Tesla for comment and will update if we hear back.