>I wonder why WSJ and some conservatives set a target on Elon. Conservation as a general concept is about preservation, tradition, limiting change. I'm sure th

>I wonder why WSJ and some conservatives set a target on Elon. Conservation as a general concept is about preservation, tradition, limiting change. I'm sure there's plenty of people who align with conservative values for other reasons (as I'm sure most don't have a problem with Elon), but that doesn't change the fact that a lot of people are opposed to change in general. They like the way things have been and the way things are. They have a good thing going. They don't want to risk a future they might not like. They don't want to have to learn a new future. They don't want to have to worry or think about learning a new future. Hell, I get it and I consciously chose to go in to web dev! I can find out about a new tool that will make my life easier and still have an initial reaction of "damn it, not another one!". Elon Musk is the symbol for a lot of change.