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Elon Musk banned a bunch of journalists from Twitter.

They appear to be mostly people who were actually reporting on various aspects of Elon

Musk or Twitter or whatever that he was unhappy about, specifically reporters who had written

in-depth pieces on this and then were tweeting about them, stuff like that.

And he also suspended the websites of the people who were tracking his and other billionaires' private jets.

It looks like he's probably, and the people suspended, including Drew Harwell from the Washington Post,

Ryan Mac from the New York Times, Don Eosolivan from CNN, Steve Herman from Voice of America,

Michael Lee from the Intercept, former MSNBC host Keith Holberman.

I'm guessing that he's probably going to reverse this ban, and probably fairly quickly,

if for no other reason, that the European Union might end up banning Twitter if he doesn't.

But, you know, what does this mean for the course and fate and future of not just Twitter,

but also democracy? I've tried to up to this point largely, you know, avoid trying to figure out

what Elon Musk is thinking, because, you know, A, you know, he's his own guy and I'm my, you know,

but Twitter does affect all of us. So my guess at this moment and my prediction, as it were,

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