I'm surprised Twitter simply doesn't have a daily poll as to which race, politician, scientist, artist, industry or person should be executed.
Obligatory foreshadowing of Twitter's role after the development of autonomous pollinator robots.
I don't know much about Connor or what he believes in, but his stream pretty much made it clear that Adrian is Elon.
I've been lurking for the last 20 pages or so and found it very hard to believe that Musk is trying to pretend to be someone called Adrian Dittmann. It's obviously him, so what's the purpose of this autism?
My best guess is that it's a very cringe shilling technique for his companies, possibly coming after a realization that government is not the private sector and he won't have the power to unilaterally fire half of the entire federal workforce.
For example, he's been retweeting some Tesla fanboy club called
teslaownersSV [a], whose
website [a] advertises an event called "X Takeover," featuring such attractions as a "synchronized Tesla light show."
The
AdrianDittmann account [a] has a lion logo that links to an account for an investment company called
Rebellionaire [a], and their
blog [a] is basically an endless stream of shilling for Tesla and SpaceX. The lion logo is an official Twitter badge like a blue checkmark, by the way. They've also got a
YouTube channel whose
intro video is narrated by Elon Musk.
The video description from 2024-02-27 credits "Adrian Dittmann ... for lending his voice to this video." The rest of the description is about the parent company
Halter Ferguson Financial [a].
Naturally, the comments can't help but wonder who Adrian Dittmann is, why he sounds exactly like Elon Musk, or what incentive he could possibly have in associating with an investment firm subsidy whose business model is essentially "give us all your money to invest in Tesla and SpaceX."
The only rational explanation I can think of for the Adrian Dittmann gambit, besides just being
that autistic, is that he wants to stir up a pointless controversy about the Dittmann alias in order to extract investor wealth via third parties who are suspiciously close to him.
I'm personally interested in learning more about Musk's relationship with Bradford Ferguson. I think this whole episode may just be another "I'm taking Tesla private at $420.69" but with extra steps. Some random links about the Dittmann and HFF connection: