Nice accolade for Elon Musk, I can clearly see that you are a big fan, I'm not, and there is no apology for that. And as much as I respect your opinion in this regard and agree with some of your points, never you qualify anyone above human, he is a human being and there is no achievement he has now that more hasn't had before him. If luck and grace shine on people, they and their fans believe there is no one like them, which is awkward.
As for turning Twitter around through diversification, it's the easiest thing anyone can do when there is money and I never doubted him but he actually disappointed me because he couldn't do it as CEO. We are talking about billions in his control, so what? If a low-budget business could find itself atop, how much more is a billion-dollar company?
Aside from that, all his so-called achievements can't be attributed to him alone as many of you widely conceived, it's deeper than the surface, they often use the unheard brains if you don't know but often claim the glory. I dared him while he was the CEO of Twitter, why did he relinquish the post to Linda Yaccarino? Every success from that microblogging app as far as I'm concerned is to her as from then and the resources at her disposal. Twitter is a big name already, so anything they do under that name can never find it hard to sell. Just like how banks are now becoming holdings and co, they are already established, so it's not new. He made a lot of mistakes as Twitter CEO which cost him and the company a lot, so don't pretend as if that never happened or he's perfect.
But aren't you being superficial here? I believe you can do better than that. I am not a Musk fan. I don't own a Tesla and I use Twitter/X once in three years. I won't ride a rocket to the moon and I didn't buy one of his flame throwers. I never praised his character either.
But one day I might have to use Starlink for my Internet, drive a Tesla because it is the best and the cheapest, buy a house from Solar City, use his underground tunnels to get from A to B, benefit from Neuralik, use X (former Twitter) for a dozen of things instead of just tweeting, and probably a variety of other applications he will try to build.
Do I think he is doing that alone? Do I think he deserves all the credit? Did Steve Jobs build the iPhone alone in his basement?
Even if Musk didn't turn a single screw driver in his entire life and just did everything with phone calls, finding and convincing the right people to do it for him, I would still say that I would have never been able in ten lives to pull off the same.
Him not being the CEO of Twitter, that has so many reasons, but one of them is probably that when you are the CEO or practically CEO of an empire like he has, does it really matter whether he officially keeps the title to his name? To me this was strategic. He is still the boss. But he noticed image problems and rather wants someone else to be blamed for harsh decisions being taken at X. Many reasons behind that, but certainly not because the guy would give up.
If he inherited his money, I would kind of understand your point. But people crying that everything is so easy as a billionaire when the billionaire is a self-made billionaire, that doesn't make sense to me, sorry.
By the way, tell me about a single CEO who wasn't ruthless at many points in their career. Musk is making shit decisions, like building the factory in Germany when close to that place there are problems with water already and he laughs about it in public, asked about the water issues. I didn't like that and thought he should show more sympathy/empathy. But seriously, I am aware of the world I live in. If he doesn't build the factory with all the money he has, someone else will build the factory.
Concerning your last sentence, could you specify where I said that he is perfect? But please provide with context. Thank you.