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It's the government that's stifling innovation by burying it with so called regulations to the benefit of the monolithic automotive industry. His follow up twe
by Firebrand 10y ago
It's the government that's stifling innovation by burying it with so called regulations to the benefit of the monolithic automotive industry.
His follow up tweets imply he's moving on to China, since they're less likely to be a major hamper of innovation.
And we wonder why the United States' influence is in decline...
- jacquesm 10y agoFor once this really isn't that. I've watched the whole 'comma' saga with some amazement that he'd actually take out his barely ready for closed road testing pile of cobbled together stuff out on a public road. Really, this sort of thing should be done in a much more controlled environment before pulling the trigger on releasing it on the unsuspecting public. Read the bloomberg article and be amazed.
- michael_h 10y ago> China [...] less likely to be a major hamper of innovation Another way to look at it: western foreigner looks to beta test a product with the lives of Chinese citizens. I'm not sure how well that's going to go over.