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This article discusses a rumor that Elon Musk, the CEO of Twitter (now known as X), has created a burner account on his platform to defend himself and make peace between factions. The account in question is called “Adrian Dittmann” and appears to be a staunch supporter of Musk’s moderation policies and personal life. The article cites several instances where Dittmann has popped up to defend Musk, including during a feud with hardline anti-immigration Republicans over H-1B visa crackdowns. It also notes that Musk has previously used burner accounts in the past, such as one where he roleplayed as one of his own children to test X posts. While there is no conclusive evidence to prove that Musk created the Dittmann account, the article suggests that it would not be out of character for him to do so. If true, it would add to the perception that Musk uses burner accounts to manipulate public opinion and defend himself. The article also mentions that if the Dittmann account is not a creation of Musk’s, then there may actually be a real person behind it who is praising Musk for being an “amazing father” and getting “lots of sex”. This adds a layer of complexity to the situation, highlighting the blurred lines between reality and online personas. Overall, the article raises questions about the nature of online identity and the potential for manipulation by powerful individuals.