One must recognize that virtually every human action can be hyperbolically represented. That hyperbole will resonant with some people on its surface. Others, from a perspective of experience, knowledge, priorities: they will add a tolerance. Some will add a lot. Personally, none of what you’ve mentioned even causes me to pause. This is massively subject to information bias and philosophy. Some things are “ho-hum,” others are not.
But the approach of “I will speak for all of us and take the liberty of summarizing and manufacturing a consensus” is too far. I object. I bet the needle has barely moved, and if it has that’s largely because the media is flooding the zone on normies who never really cared anyway.
Normal people: "Musk, please stop all this weird twitter stuff about calling cave divers pedos and wasting resources on makeshift submarines. We really like the vision behind Tesla and SpaceX and want our cool scifi CEO back!"
Musk Fanboys: "One must recognize that virtually every human action [...]"
- insulting a kid saving cave-diver a pedo;
- getting into a buying agreement with Twitter's shareholders, as a "joke";
- repeatedly asserting that FSD is a solved problem, and will be production ready in 6 months, for 6 years;
- repeatedly claiming to be free speech, but continuously enforcing politically backed censorship over Twitter;
- refusing to pay Twitter' suppliers.