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One of Elon's first companies was X.com which competed with another company called PayPal. PayPal then ended up buying X.com, and Elon became one of the biggest PayPal shareholders. PayPal was then bought by eBay making Elon even richer and when he cashed out at some point, he took the X.com domain with him. He uses the X.com domain probably because it's brought him a lot of success.

Probably over his son Xavier who became a tranny and Musk is still pissed about it.

I have a feeling it was an attempt to throw search engine algorithms off as they pertain to X.

X is what people use as the example for anything. I give you two X and you give me Y. X as a standalone will show up everywhere on the internet so it becomes much harder to narrow down whether the X mentioned is twitter or just X as a stand-in for something else. This throws off people's ability to quickly gather information specific to X/Twitter from data mining.

That's the only possible explanation I can think of for choosing X.

X could stand for Nimrod.

1. Call things by their name - Call a thing as what it truly is and avoid using misleading, obfuscating language. This is most relevant in politics.
2. Calling things by their name is a sign of respect towards it or the concept that gave it its name. Never call a tranny its made up name, and make sure to use the correct pronoun, not the false ones it wants you to use.

So when it comes to Twitter, I refuse to abide by their shitty rebranding.