Elon Musk’s Lawyers Claim He ‘Does Not Use a Computer’

Recent court filings from Elon Musk’s legal team have made a surprising claim – that the billionaire CEO does not use a computer. This revelation comes amid a high-profile defamation case against Musk, in which he is accused of making false and damaging statements about a British diver.

Musk’s lawyers argue that their client’s lack of computer use is relevant to the case, as it suggests he could not have authored or published the allegedly defamatory tweets himself. Instead, they claim that Musk relies on his team to manage his social media accounts and communications.

This assertion has sparked skepticism and debate among legal experts and tech enthusiasts alike. Many have pointed out that Musk is known for his active presence on social media platforms like Twitter and has a reputation for using technology to communicate directly with the public.

Some have speculated that Musk’s claim of not using a computer could be a strategic move to distance himself from the controversial tweets at the center of the lawsuit. Others have raised questions about the implications of such a statement for the tech mogul’s public image and credibility.

Regardless of the outcome of the defamation case, Musk’s lawyers’ assertion about his computer use is sure to fuel further speculation and analysis about the enigmatic CEO and his relationship with technology.