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I found the subreddit [1] a really interesting (and confusing) read on the company. I went through it after the Hindenburg report, and as an outsider I'm just r
by JamesSwift 6y ago
I found the subreddit [1] a really interesting (and confusing) read on the company. I went through it after the Hindenburg report, and as an outsider I'm just really baffled on people's absolute devotion to the company (and Milton). Even so far as to say the SEC investigation was a good thing because they asked for it themselves and it will clear them of all wrong-doing.
All of this reminds me that I think too logically as an engineer. There are a lot of people out there who don't think the same way and there's a lot to learn in understanding how they view things.
[1] - https://www.reddit.com/r/NikolaCorporation https://www.reddit.com/r/NikolaCorporation
- csours 6y agoEvery startup has some cheerleaders who don't care too much about reality. While a company is private, you're only allowed to invest if you are a cheerleader, and you're invited to leave if you become too critical. It's great to have a vision, but dangerous to confuse the vision with reality.