Elon Musk admitted X 'might fail'—then the social network accidentally removed swaths of …

It seems like Elon Musk’s infinite faith in X—formerly known as Twitter—might finally be running dry. The owner of the company—who is also the CEO of Tesla, and founder of the Boring Company and SpaceX—admitted the platform “may fail, as so many have predicted.”Spectators have been watching to see if X will survive mass layoffs, advertisers leaving en masse, public scraps between Musk and former employees, and other major cost-saving efforts. Musk, the richest man on earth, posted on X last week: “There are no great ‘social networks’ right now.”He continued: “We may fail, as so many have predicted, but we will try our best to make there be at least one.”Unfortunately for Musk—who as recently as last week lost a host of major advertisers after their content was promoted on a pro-Nazi page—his vow to build a “great” platform came just before another embarrassing mishap.X, which now operates with around 20% of the staff it did prior to Musk’s takeover, has suffered a number of service outages and glitches in recent months.In February users found they were unable to tweet unless their posts had already been scheduled—with a message appearing for customers telling them they had gone over their
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