Shitposting Postgame: "yeah my references got away from me."
Kinda like the time Lucky the Leprechaun (of Lucky Charms) carried out the Omagh bombing to protest the Good Friday Agreement.
Technically no, because Twitter currently doesn't support "telling people things"
News: "SpaceX's attempt to be the first company to launch a rocket upside down ends in tragedy today as..." Someone: "That was, like, stupid from the outset, no?" Elon Fanboy: "oh excuse me, Mr. Rocket Scientist. I'm sure you know better!"
Wait a sec, I can just run!
Checkmarks going "I'm paying $8 for this?" And Elon, "cry me a river, I paid billions."
I keep thinking about this and am coming around to it being a legit strategy. Like there's a theoretical maximum level of incompetence the public will believe possible, above which everything is repercussion-free.
"No one will notice my incompetence if I do something even more incompetent to distract" is, you know, a theory.
Anyone could've outperformed Elon as CEO of Twitter (by a mile) if they'd come in and said, "umm, just keep doing what you're doing guys..."