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SEC says Elon Musk should be sanctioned if he keeps dodging Twitter depositions
why? that's arguably as much of a success story as spaceX is - at least up until the point the bloody man child musk decided he needed the complete lunacy and commercial dumpster fire that is the cyber truck...I fault Elon for much of his handling of Tesla
that is the whole thing... the guy was a marketing / communications genius (very much crumbling, but there are quite a few weirdos who seem to worship him like a messiah). somehow, the notion is still very much embedded in peoples heads that Tesla and space X and what have you somehow were products of his genius or something. like in the case of space X, the only genius was finding the right people to actually run those companies imo - as is evident from a bunch of articles and anonymous interviews. management at his companies very much depends on being able to answer completely insane questions from the idiot all the while keeping the actual day to day work as secret as possible from him. if they managed to achieve his insane targets, that just helps in the latter.As an aside I'd like to add that Gwynne Shotwell is in charge of most of SpaceX's day to day operations and is very much a levelheaded pragmatist to Elon's eccentric visionary character.
that honestly just doesn't make sense to me. just because the guy started a company and managed to get arguably very good people that thrived outside their former ultra-corporate worlds, that did indeed result in quite revolutionary advancements in aerospace, doesn't mean he can't be a complete cuckoo. what has the former to do with the latter? and honestly, with his companies nobody actually knows how much he is involved in anything, except letting the right people off the leash or putting into the right positions (which he's very good / lucky at, I'll agree), but with the latter? he's proven time and time again that he's completely off the deep end and holds extremely racist and antisemitic views.I understand a lot of the animosity towards Elon but his actions with SpaceX makes it difficult for me to cast stones in his direction.
Like I said previously, before SpaceX and Elon Musk there was an effective monopoly on space transportation held by companies like Lockheed Martin, Boeing, and Northrop Grumman. These companies operate shady cabals who aren't above using nefarious tactics to silence whistleblowers, engage in shady backroom deals with politicans, and have a history of profiting from morally dubious operations undetaken by the government. It's hard for me to share in the animosity towards things that Elon may or may not have said when his competition has a proven track record of actually engaging in evil and nefarious actions oftentimes sanctioned by the US government itself. I would also argue his extreme pragmatism has wide ranging benefits for national security, creating jobs, and generally increasing the collective knowledge and quality of the aerospace industry at large. These points have garnered him a lot of good will in my book because his competition utilizes an extensive playbook underhanded tactics to get their way and their track record has significantly more harm done than things Elon has said on twitter. Also, if there are any specific instances of Elon expressing racist or anti-semitic views I wouldn't mind being pointed in that direction because I haven't been able to verify them myself outside of dubious tabloid headlines.that honestly just doesn't make sense to me. just because the guy started a company and managed to get arguably very good people that thrived outside their former ultra-corporate worlds, that did indeed result in quite revolutionary advancements in aerospace, doesn't mean he can't be a complete cuckoo. what has the former to do with the latter? and honestly, with his companies nobody actually knows how much he is involved in anything, except letting the right people off the leash or putting into the right positions (which he's very good / lucky at, I'll agree), but with the latter? he's proven time and time again that he's completely off the deep end and holds extremely racist and antisemitic views.
that's all well and good, but that doesn't somehow make musk any less of lunatic. they're two completely separate issues.Like I said previously, before SpaceX and Elon Musk there was an effective monopoly on space transportation held by companies like Lockheed Martin, Boeing, and Northrop Grumman. These companies operate shady cabals who aren't above using nefarious tactics to silence whistleblowers, engage in shady backroom deals with politicans, and have a history of profiting from morally dubious operations undetaken by the government.
erm...Also, if there are any specific instances of Elon expressing racist or anti-semitic views I wouldn't mind being pointed in that direction because I haven't been able to verify them myself outside of dubious tabloid headlines.
there you go...things Elon has said on twitter
that's actually the only part I'd consider a borderline scam, at this point. they've even revised their own advertising of the feature to not even include potential driverless operation anymore...FSD continues to improve as well even though I have some reservations about that.
Do I really have to point out that this could be refering to both Musk and his "competition"?using nefarious tactics to silence whistleblowers, engage in shady backroom deals with politicans, and have a history of profiting from morally dubious operations undetaken by the government.
There's an entire website dedicated to it, called "Twitter". It also tried to go by the name "X", but nobody calls it that.Also, if there are any specific instances of Elon expressing racist or anti-semitic views I wouldn't mind being pointed in that direction because I haven't been able to verify them myself outside of dubious tabloid headlines.
Just look at the rest of this thread, the 'I don't like Tesla' thread and maybe search "Elon Musk horse"Like I said previously, before SpaceX and Elon Musk there was an effective monopoly on space transportation held by companies like Lockheed Martin, Boeing, and Northrop Grumman. These companies operate shady cabals who aren't above using nefarious tactics to silence whistleblowers, engage in shady backroom deals with politicans, and have a history of profiting from morally dubious operations undetaken by the government. It's hard for me to share in the animosity towards things that Elon may or may not have said when his competition has a proven track record of actually engaging in evil and nefarious actions oftentimes sanctioned by the US government itself. I would also argue his extreme pragmatism has wide ranging benefits for national security, creating jobs, and generally increasing the collective knowledge and quality of the aerospace industry at large. These points have garnered him a lot of good will in my book because his competition utilizes an extensive playbook underhanded tactics to get their way and their track record has significantly more harm done than things Elon has said on twitter. Also, if there are any specific instances of Elon expressing racist or anti-semitic views I wouldn't mind being pointed in that direction because I haven't been able to verify them myself outside of dubious tabloid headlines.
Twitter has suspended the accounts of a prominent Tesla and Elon Musk critic, PlainSite founder Aaron Greenspan