Ann Kreilkamp 6:10 pm
I really appreciate this video, and Bombard’s comments on especially the movement of his hands.
Indeed, I could feel my heart going out to embrace him.
https://bombardsbodylanguage.com/2022/04/16/body-language-elon-musk-on-twitter-investment-motives/
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It reminded me of when I was in court for custody of Grant. My stress level was off the chart and I just had to hold it together. My breathing was tight just listening and watching Elon. We have no idea how stressful this is and or dangerous.
Janet’s comments seem so spot on.
My first thoughts regarding Elon’s body language was not so much stress as a general reaction to being interviewed on a testy subject but rather stress as a personal reaction in having to guard responses when one is normally a ‘straight-shooter’.
Whether or not Elon Musk purchases Twitter no longer seems the
issue because, in the main, the scenario ultimately showcased Twitter’s somewhat disconcerting censoring profile . . . a priceless reveal.
I very much appreciate your interpretation of his stress.