Was Elon Musk on ‘Goblin Mode’ When He Offered to Buy Twitter?

Elon Musk decides to take over Twitter and this might change the whole social media narrative

The tech world is currently buzzing with shocks since Elon Musk offered to buy Twitter. The industry and the media are calling this a hostile 'takeover.' Recently, Twitter's board launched a defensive tactic also called the 'poison pill' in response to Elon Musk's takeover. The strategy aims to dissolve Musk's stake and eventually make it more difficult and expensive for Musk to take over the company. He also suggested that he would make a direct offer to Twitter's shareholders with his 'tender offer' which will be a request, asking them to sell their shares to him at a certain price without involving the board in it. But tech professionals wonder, is Elon Musk on 'goblin mode'? And that would explain his actual reasons and his several attempts to acquire dinner? Well, maybe!

If you're wondering what "goblin mode,' is, then it is one of the most trending terms on Twitter right now. The term emerged as a joke that literally describes the act of wearing pajamas, eating a snack at probably 2 am in the morning, and doing nothing! Elon Musk's freewheeling style has represented itself poorly in the Twiteratti world. But actually, this might not be the case. His advocacy might lead to absolutely free speech on the social media platform. And if Musk takes over, it might even lead to policy changes to help create or diffuse critical political questions in the world. 

Will Twitter control the narrative if Musk takes over? 

Twitter plays a crucial role in shaping the news and promoting political agendas. It is a platform where journalists, intellectuals, and other influential people express their views regarding incidences around the world. So, yes, if Musk acquires Twitter, he might be able to control the narrative and eventually make Twitter an advocate of the free press. Well, now it seems like Musk was not so much in the 'goblin mode' when he decided to take over Twitter. 

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