Stephen Fry describes Elon Musk perfectly here

Funny how these losers can’t handle having a total monopoly on thought.

Fuck off you baldy prick

Fry is a narcissist and a very dark entity.

Steven Fry is a hugely intelligent fool and mentally unstable. He’s in no position to judge one of the most important and successful men on the planet and one who’s better qualified than almost any tinpot politician to decide what’s best for the future of his country. Musk provides work for 1.4 million people, he’s rescued astronauts NASA couldn’t, he’s given sight to the blind, enabled paraplegics to operate computers by thought, supplied internet to Floridians cut off by storms and to Ukraine, his electric cars are the most advanced in the world and can drive themselves and even come when you call them. He also bought Twitter, sacked 80% of its staff, got rid of a paedo ring and government control, improved the OS and grew it to be the world’s most used news site and second largest social media site and on it goes. These skills make him uniquely qualified to sort out US Public Sector, waste and incompetence and reign in the Democrats insane public spending that could bankrupt the country and undermine the dollar. Even the IMF are warning. Yet left leaning, loss making, piss pot, radio stations think they can ask barmy, narcissistic, buffoon actors to rubbish Musk. You two need to learn some respect and know who’s valuable to his country and to humanity and who’s not.

So he left because of Musk's personality? Yup, talking bollox I'm afraid Stephen

Stephen Fry the nonce apologist. That Stephen Fry?

He left cos it become alot harder to surpress information on x

I lot all respect for Stephen fry after he tried to shield the genocidal Zionists by weaponising antisemitism

Nailed it. As someone who greatly respects Elon's contribution to society with Space X, Starlink and Tesla, I simultaneously find a lot of his views and the way he behaves towards people who disagree with him abhorrent. Someone can be brilliant in some ways and quite awful in many others, but not realise it through their own arrogance. He encapsulates the Dunning-Kruger effect perfectly.