It's not immediately about whether Tesla's precautions are sufficient, it's about government asserting its control during a public health emergency, which seems

It's not immediately about whether Tesla's precautions are sufficient, it's about government asserting its control during a public health emergency, which seems pretty reasonable. It's a public health emergency. 80k are already dead. The fact that Elon Musk doesn't believe it's serious (although his precautions indicate that he does), says that he just doesn't believe the law applies to him, which is grandstanding at best. Other places that have lifted restrictions too soon are seeing immediate resurgences. The first wave of the Spanish Flu killed less than 5 million; the second wave killed more than 20 million.