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No, he didn’t. He killed all the government investigations into him and awarded his companies huge contracts worth $billions for the foreseeable future. He achieved everything he really set out to do. DOGE was just the distraction.
Is everyone forgetting the data access this guy has now? He accessed EVERYTHING and his script kiddies installed a ton of shit
He did exactly what he was supposed to do Got the private information of every single person we have records on. That's a goddamn huge win for his fragile self
Most people have absolutely zero idea about the access they had and what they could have copied.
Socially, yes. And he hates it. He's a narcissist, I doubt he will think of it as a success. OTOH, that's exactly what he's been doing for decades: failing yet still coming out richer afterwards.
Honestly it baffles me that this is enough to become the richest person in the world.
When will we learn that he actively influences these statistics to stroke his ego?
Failing upward is the new norm. Probably because of all the sub-par people of generational wealth clogging the drains of society.
I think elon's responsiveness to criticism stems more from his autism than narcissism.
I don't think he has the mental faculties necessary to go against the influence of his peers. In many ways, he's doing exactly what people expect him to.
He did leave as an utter failure - not because of what he accomplished or didn't accomplish, but because he was already an utter failure of a human being the day he arrived in the White House.