Elon Musk: Genius or Madman?
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I'd say Elon should run for President but I think he understands Tesla holds more power than the bureaucratic nightmare that some people try to call a "government".
As soon as he announces the formation of his technocratic empire I'll happily apply for citizenship.
As soon as he announces the formation of his technocratic empire I'll happily apply for citizenship.
You forgot to mention Thomas Edison and the wright brothers. Edison was credited with a lot of patents that he actually stole from others.
When somebody challenges the established and has great success, every move and word will be scrutinized by those with various agendas. Especially by those whose industry or lifestyle is getting disrupted.
Could he? Not if I learned correctly in my HS Civics lass correctly. Or, are you talking about president of a country other than the US?
Please keep political figures out of the discussion. At the least, current ones.
Of course they do. Wuhan lab, Covid, Monkey Pox, Pfizer, Moderna, and labs all over the world just waiting their turn to unleash the next pandemic that they will miraculously have a vaccine for within months. Emergency use of course and you won't know what's in it until you take it. They are making billions on their investments. They don't give a rats ass about humanity.
There is a Spanish saying: (Piensa mal y acertaras). Think wrong and you will be right Sincerely brother, I agree with you.
Clearly genius compared to average IQ. As for madman ... I don't know him but it does not appear to be the case.
As for your synopsis... there was a valid offer to buy Twitter at a premium by a group of investors led by Elon Musk. That offer was reduced to a contract in which the buyers agreed to oay a 1 billion dollar penalty if they walked away without cause. On the other side twitter represented that less than 5% of the accounts were fake/invalid/questionable. That's important because advertising costs are based on how many accounts are seeing the ads and potential buyers. It now turns out that may not be true and as many as 15% to 50% could be questionable which would expose the company to considerable litigation. There is nothing "mad" about asking someone to verify or prove what they represent under oath is true.
Finally for all you fans ... of meerschaum ... there is an Elon Musk carved meerschaum with space ex logo for sale on ebay ... just saw it today $370.00 . ( I have no connection to it or Elon Musk (in which case I might have it and be smoking it!!
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Always interesting to hear the opinions of those from over the pond, they tend to have much more first hand knowledge of such matters. I have no access to any US news sites so it's always refreshing to hear news albeit 2nd hand.Clearly genius compared to average IQ. As for madman ... I don't know him but it does not appear to be the case.
As for your synopsis... there was a valid offer to buy Twitter at a premium by a group of investors led by Elon Musk. That offer was reduced to a contract in which the buyers agreed to oay a 1 billion dollar penalty if they walked away without cause. On the other side twitter represented that less than 5% of the accounts were fake/invalid/questionable. That's important because advertising costs are based on how many accounts are seeing the ads and potential buyers. It now turns out that may not be true and as many as 15% to 50% could be questionable which would expose the company to considerable litigation. There is nothing "mad" about asking someone to verify or prove what they represent under oath is true.
Finally for all you fans ... of meerschaum ... there is an Elon Musk carved meerschaum with space ex logo for sale on ebay ... just saw it today $370.00 . ( I have no connection to it or Elon Musk (in which case I might have it and be smoking it!!
Regards,
Jay.
Interesting to note that the day after he asked them to provide verification of the 5% figure the US Govt launched an investigation into him. (not after offer, not after contract but after asking for verification !).
He South African, I don’t think he can run for president of United States.
But didn’t…
Forget it, another successful resisting of calling out the bunk.
Forget it, another successful resisting of calling out the bunk.
Yeah, well, maybe there's been enough said, enough speculation.....
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