I invested in Twitter after Evan Williams returned money to investors from his failed startup, Odio, showing his integrity and commitment to his investors.

After Posterous was acquired by Twitter but ultimately shut down, I realized that my own actions and inactions contributed significantly to the startup's failure.

Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter opened up discussions in Silicon Valley about previously hidden thoughts regarding the administration's impact on business, allowing others to express their views more freely.

Elon Musk's life became dominated by Twitter, leading to significant personal and business issues, yet he found it unthinkable to leave the platform due to its addictive nature.

Elon Musk's vision for Twitter seems disconnected from consumer expectations, as the platform's direction lacks clarity and coherence.

I had to make widespread cuts at Twitter to control expenses, which unfortunately led to some employees being let go who shouldn't have been.

The acquisition of WhatsApp was surreal; I struggled to comprehend the magnitude of a billion dollars and what it meant for me personally.

Advertisers are pulling out of Twitter due to concerns about the type of content their ads appear next to, leading to a decline in ad revenue.

The process of selling the company was very painful and arduous, especially since I had to maintain a double life and couldn't be transparent with my team during the acquisition process.