Yeah you're right, it's all so bizarre. This dude IPOd a unicorn startup and is (for now) a billionaire by selling a vision of a manufacturing company with a n

Yeah you're right, it's all so bizarre. This dude IPOd a unicorn startup and is (for now) a billionaire by selling a vision of a manufacturing company with a non-working prototype that literally almost anyone with modest engineering skills could pull off. The Founder has no engineering background (in fact no college degree), no experience in the vehicle industry, no brilliant engineers or killer patent on technology. It smelled super fishy when they first IPO'd but I figured since all these VCs and vehicle manufacturers were partnering with them there must be something under the hood. Now it seems like such a transparent fraud. How did so many people that should have known better get conned into this?