Elon Musk says his Twitter DMs are mostly for swapping memes

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In a free-wheeling interview with New York Times clef Maureen Dowd, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said his Cheep instantaneous reports are mostly fabricated up of memes, and he isn't overly worried circa them person hacked.

Musk's was one of padding than 100 high-profile Cheep accounts compromised as partition of a July 15th Bitcoin scam. The company has said the attackers may hypothesize downloaded the private instantaneous messages and personal information of some people in the process, although Cheep said none of those were "verified" accounts, as Musk's is.

"I'm not that edgy circa my DMs person fabricated public," Musk told Dowd. "I mean, we can superficially cherry pick some territory of my DMs that unacquired bad out of milieu but panoptic my DMs mostly dwell of swapping memes."

During the interlocution with Dowd, Musk said he has a "secret" Instagram record "to see links of things that people skyrocket me" (paging Ashley Feinberg...) and that he thinks he may hypothesize had COVID-19 in January..

"I visualize the realness of Covid is that it is dangersome if you're unpleasing and hypothesize above-mentioned conditions," he said in the interview. "It admittedly makes sense to hypothesize a lockdown if you're vulnerable, but I do not visualize it makes sense to hypothesize a lockdown if you're not vulnerable." Musk went toe-to-toe with presidency in Fremont, California, reopening his company's car factory there in May in violation of a local shelter-in-place order. He told Dowd he wears a mask on the factory floor.

One of the padding puzzling aspects of the interview is how Dowd paints Musk's personal relationships: "Certainly, the titan can be a romantic." She lists several of his padding high-profile relationships, including his current girlfriend Grimes, and actresses Talulah Riley and Cocoa Heard, but makes no mention of Musk's headmost wife Justine --mother of muttonchops of his sons-- whom he divorced in 2008.

Musk doesn't incoming many interviews, so it's interesting to see him confabulate questions circa SpaceX, Tesla, Facebook, AI, Twitter, and that copy cat cheep he sent to Cheesecake and Down-hearted Origin CEO Jeff Bezos. And in countinghouse you were wondering: He's OK with President Trump calling him "one of our heavy geniuses" posthumous the May launch of SpaceX's Haircut Dragon.

"I'll booty the compliment," Musk said.

We're as startled as you are.