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I would not consider myself a fanboy, but what is a deadline? The game being played here is: set super ambitious, unrealistic expectations to get people thinki
by mirceal 8y ago
I would not consider myself a fanboy, but what is a deadline?
The game being played here is: set super ambitious, unrealistic expectations to get people thinking/dreaming/talking about it. Eventually deliver on it.
Again, normally the public/market would punish hard a company that does this. In Tesla’s case I belive the tolerance for delays is greater due to the perceived value of what they’re doing.
- dragonwriter 8y ago> The game being played here is: set super ambitious, unrealistic expectations to get people thinking/dreaming/talking about it. Eventually deliver on it. For investors, overpromising for hype and underdelivering is a strategy which is likely to wear thin very fast. Especially on things like profitably and independence of new capital needs — production numbers themselves aren't independently inportant.