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> It's like reading a series of bombshell opening statements about different topics, but instead of following up with arguments to flesh out those statements, h
by jgalt212 10y ago
> It's like reading a series of bombshell opening statements about different topics, but instead of following up with arguments to flesh out those statements, he just moves on to another bombshell opening statement about some other issue that also doesn't get fleshed out.
That's basically Elon Musk's marketing scheme.
- mwfunk 10y agoThis is my fear about Elon Musk. In a darker timeline he turns out to be a genius gambler who was always upping the ante and getting involved in increasingly diverse ventures, each one bolder and riskier than the last. Each venture is leveraged off the previous one, but the older ventures continue to exist in parallel with the newer ones. Finally, in 2038, the ever-expanding Musk Bubble pops. It had to eventually. No bubble can expand indefinitely when pressurized by constant application of Musk Force (designated by Μμ, or /Mu/mu in LaTeX, although the more interesting number is Musks over time (Μμ/s), assuming a constant Μμ/s^2). I hope this is not that timeline. In a lighter timeline, 100 years from now he's remembered as a Thomas Edison-like historical figure who helped make space travel a reality. Hopefully that's our timeline, I just don't know.