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But Elon and his sub....
by timavr 8y ago
But Elon and his sub....
- defterGoose 8y agoAs an engineer, I appreciate his willingness to try an unconventional approach in the face of disaster. As a diver and casual bystander, I think he got his ass handed to him and should have left it to the pros.
- hndamien 8y agoMy understanding is that he did leave it to the pros.
- geezerjay 8y ago> As an engineer, I appreciate his willingness to try an unconventional approach in the face of disaster. As an engineer I disagree. His proposal was pathetically devoid of any of the mission's basic requirements and feasibility analysis, and in essence boiled out to nothing more than a maketing ploy to promote his own public image. Pulling that stunt at the expense of a disaster that could have ended with a dozen deaths speaks volumes about his character, as does is smear campaign targeted at one of the divers which went to the extrene of Musk himself accusing him of being a pedophile.
- joefife 8y agoHe showed himself to be the narcacist it's obvious he always was. To use the lives (and potential death) of children for PR is abhorant.
- GoToRO 8y agoYeah. In the end his contribution was negative because he wasted people's time and energy. I'm sure he could be sued for that. The good thing was that the government allocated a lot of resources and so it was no impact but imagine if it were a small team wasting time properly testing his sub... Anyway his mistake was that he used a start-up mentality in situation that was not a start-up. You do not try to capture any market, or anything like that. You just want to follow the safest path, the things that you used, understand and that work.
- evfanknitram 8y ago> I'm sure he could be sued for that. You can be sued for watering your flowers too much.