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Such a loaded and polarizing question there. As an Apple product user and a Tesla-owner hopeful, I see (saw in the case of Jobs) truly innovative people leadin
by willio58 7y ago
Such a loaded and polarizing question there.
As an Apple product user and a Tesla-owner hopeful, I see (saw in the case of Jobs) truly innovative people leading these two companies. I would rather take leaders of companies that go against the status quo than those who follow it.
I like that musk doesn’t give a shit about the SEC when he tweets something. It’s the same thing that makes him want to send people to Mars. He’s crazy in a good way.
- jeromegv 7y agoThe SEC isn't there to protect the government. It is to protect investors from false statements that can mislead them. Ex: lying about the fact that he was bringing the company private. How can you be in favor of him doing that? Is that good governance having a CEO telling lies and mislead the public to increase in his own wealth?
- hef19898 7y agoPeople forgot about Enron it seems. Governance is good, simply because rules have to apply to everyone to be fair. If you allow the presidence there is no way prevent everybody else from braking the rules as well.