Musk looks for a “foolish” replacement for Twitter. And he recalls the selections of other chaos theorists

The owner of the social network wants someone who has a good deal of recklessness. A bit like Cummings, a former adviser to former British Prime Minister Johnson but above all the architect of Brexit, who was looking for government and ministry officials who were a little weird and a little crazy

Elon Musk has said he will step down as soon as he finds someone “foolish enough” to take his job. Musk had asked the people of Twitter on Sunday, the social network of which he became the owner, if he should resign and give the management to someone else (he had also specified: I will respect the outcome of the consultation) and the people of Twitter had replied the following day: Yes. For a couple of days Musk tweeted about anything (favorite theme: wokeness and his opposite) but not about his future and finally said that he is looking for a replacement. It is not certain that he will find him (and therefore he may not leave his place, pace of popular will), but the adjective he used to define his search for him is revealing: “foolish”.