If it comes to light that "Adrian Dittman" - a person who sounds like Elon Musk, talks like Musk with similar intonation, similar awkward autistic tics as Elon Musk with similar awkward laughs, refers to Elon's companies and the women he's dated (like Grimes) in the
first person (
i.e., "Adrian" is speaking like he runs the companies and has dated those women), has speech patterns similar to Elon Musk - is, in fact, an entirely separate person from Elon Musk, I
will retract my statement.
But for that to happen, the two must be in the same physical room simultaneously; then they must speak separately.
For now, though, I don't believe that a German teenager or 20-something who lives on or frequently visits the small island of Fiji would perform such a monumental effort to skinwalk Elon Musk,
especially on a live broadcast.
I concur that "Adrian" doesn't sound
exactly like Elon Musk, but it is not
out of the question that it is Elon speaking through voice modulation software. Musk has the human capital and funds to acquire such proprietary software for his personal use. He got his Xitter code monkeys to cook up GrokAI, an artificial generative intelligence, in about 18 months.
It would not surprise me if Elon got a team of his Indian code monkeys at Xitter and Tesla to cook up a voice modulation program for him to use for this express purpose and then gave them a year-end bonus of $100 each.
Why would Elon do this? Because he's an insecure, autistic, deadbeat father who's looking for asspats.
Could the German ballwasher "Adrian" actually live and reside in Fiji? It is possible, but I find it unlikely.
For now, though, there's little direct evidence to suggest they are two separate people besides a Twitter space held in 2023 (in which, I will state, "Adrian" even then sounded like Musk speaking through a voice modulator) and a cooked """news""" article that boils down to smugly saying "erm, akshually, shweaty, they
are two different people!"