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> he’s given hundreds of these presentations but he “needs to work on it” Giving "hundreds of these presentations" is not a measure of one's ability to present
by gouggoug 7y ago
> he’s given hundreds of these presentations but he “needs to work on it”
Giving "hundreds of these presentations" is not a measure of one's ability to present well.
So, yes. On delivering them. He's really hard to follow. Musk is a bad speaker.
That fact doesn't diminish in any way what he has accomplished.
> Take this as inspiration that’s its not just all smooth talking bullshit artists who get to become billionaires.
Well, sure. I'd rather have more Musk than more Neumann; but that literally has nothing to do with the opinion I was expressing.
- kjksf 7y agoHis presentation was great. You're just judging him by the most superficial attribute: the cadence of his speech. An attribute that he cannot change, btw, because that's how he speaks. The content was great. He knows what's he's talking about, he's direct, he doesn't bullshit and what he talks about is inspiring. Starship presentation was 10x better than, say, the polished and perfectly delivered Apple keynote full of cliches like "this is the best Foo we've ever done".