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Elon Musk says impulse to speak out leads to ‘self-inflicted wounds’

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 9 April 2024
Elon Musk has acknowledged during a lawsuit deposition that he has made several self-inflicted mistakes, although he maintains he did not "meaningfully harm" to the 22-year-old Jewish man who filed a defamation suit against him. The lawsuit accuses Musk of spreading a false conspiracy theory that labeled the plaintiff as a federal agent disguised as a neo-Nazi.
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