>Musk was asked by Richard Stanton - one of the two divers who found the kids in the first place - to keep working on it. Returning to the points made above, i

>Musk was asked by Richard Stanton - one of the two divers who found the kids in the first place - to keep working on it. Returning to the points made above, it shows incredible hubris that Musk demanded any attention to his project from the already overtaxed rescue operators. What else was Richard going to tell him? Imagine if one of these kids had died and the divers had pulled the plug on the miracle sub. He's already this upset they didn't use it after a successful rescue, imagine his reaction if he was asked to desist upon arriving.