@tszzl: if you are really on here calling elon musk of all people a “decel” you need to slow down a moment and reflect on how y…
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A social media post criticizes the use of the term 'decel' for Elon Musk, urging reflection on technological perspectives.
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if you are really on here calling elon musk of all people a “decel” you need to slow down a moment and reflect on how you’ve truly lost the plot. you are basically on the wrong side of everyone who has been most spectacularly right about technology for the past decade(s) https://t.co/WggJLmxzIN
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