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Today, a rant about Elon Musk, Twitter, and what comes next in this strangest romance in tech.

So the news in short, which you probably already know, is Elon Musk said he's terminating

his agreement to acquire Twitter. Elon Musk said Twitter misled him over the number of spam bots.

Elon Musk said Twitter won't give him enough information about the density of said spam bots.

Now I'm emphasizing Elon Musk said because Elon Musk says a lot of things,

and just because Elon Musk says them doesn't make them true, or legally binding, or even legally

relevant. What is true, and legally binding, and legally relevant, is that Musk has a merger

agreement with Twitter, which Twitter says it will try to uphold in court just by everything else

that Musk is saying. So, Twitter is like a bride being dumped at the altar,

holding up the marriage contract, the runaway groom, like a read the fine print buster,

where way past speak now or forever hold your peace. You want a divorce? It's going to cost you,

and I'll see you in court. And that is basically what Twitter is saying in response to Elon Musk's

attempt to break up with them. Twitter's chairman of the board, Brett Taylor, responded on Twitter,

quote, the Twitter board is committed to closing the transaction on the price and terms agreed upon

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