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> this is widely accepted... > Literally everyone knows that... > again, widely accepted... Ah yes, the "make wild claims and then say everyone agrees" tacti

> this is widely accepted... > Literally everyone knows that... > again, widely accepted... Ah yes, the "make wild claims and then say everyone agrees" tactic.

bllguo 8y ago
Refute said "wild" claims or don't post, please. Your comment contributes nothing.
- ghfdh6546 8y ago
  The onus is on the one making the claims.
  - pwinnski 8y ago
    To respond to someone with a green username? I don't think so.
- somecontext 8y ago
  The post in question includes the following: > When asked in the earning call last week about reservations and how many people chose to cancel/take up their car once offered, Musk stunningly called the question "boring" and "boneheaded" ... The following excerpt is the one instance of the words "boring" or "boneheaded" in the earnings call, as you can see in a transcript at https://seekingalpha.com/article/4169027-tesla-tsla-q1-2018-results-earnings-call-transcript https://seekingalpha.com/article/4169027-tesla-tsla-q1-2018-... > Antonio M. Sacconaghi - Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. LLC: And so where specifically will you be in terms of capital requirements? > Elon Reeve Musk - Tesla, Inc.: Excuse me. Next. Boring bonehead questions are not cool. Next? The question was not about reservations or people cancelling their car, and there was no context to that effect.