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I respect the guy, Meyer, the guy, I think he's the Thomas Edison of our generation.

I think it's terrible.

I think whenever you give one person way too much power.

Like his politics and his work, I don't actually think he's that like far off from most

like elite tech people.

Those are the contrasting views of New Yorkers when they were asked for their opinion

on Elon Musk's new

ownership of Twitter. Just how this deal came about and its implications are the focus of this

week's views room. Welcome back to the views room, the podcast for Reuters breaking views where

columnists from around the world talk about the big stories of the week. I'm your host, Amy Donnellan,

coming to you from London. Late last week, Elon Musk became the owner of the famous social

media platform. It may seem like now that the deal is completed, the drama will end. But on the

contrary, it could be just beginning. In true Musk fashion, the Tesla CEO is controversially testing

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