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I'm afraid it's a case of "Show me the money", meaning, "Have you achieved what you say you can and have before you move on to the next grand vision of the futu
by farcical_tinpot 10y ago
I'm afraid it's a case of "Show me the money", meaning, "Have you achieved what you say you can and have before you move on to the next grand vision of the future?"
For him to say that 'stage one' is complete is laughable. We haven't seen Model 3s on sale for $35,000 yet, we haven't seen whether Tesla can get the required production (which they simply can't) and they haven't achieved profit on any car at all yet.
- qaq 10y agoI am also afraid this is a case of "Show me the money". He built 3 multi-billion dollar companies 2 are profitable. That's speaks volumes about his ability to make business decisions now unless you have comparable experience calling his business abilities "laughable" is in itself laughable. Might Tesla fail sure it might, but to use such a condescending tone to comment unless you have a comparable track record is very bad form.
- nihonde 10y agoThis the second comment that is critical of Tesla that you have tried to censor by claiming that the parent has no standing to criticize unless they share the identical experience as Elon Musk. It's clear that you dislike any opinion that is bearish on Tesla, but your rationale for stifling those opinions is spurious.
- qaq 10y agoAnyone can be critical now being condescending is a totally different thing. How exactly can I censor anything?