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Everything you said is true but there is an alternative perspective: Elon founded two of the most successful companies in existence. Both companies heavily inno
by axg11 5y ago
Everything you said is true but there is an alternative perspective: Elon founded two of the most successful companies in existence. Both companies heavily innovated on hard technological problems in order to achieve commercial success. Hence, he's an operator with experience solving difficult challenges, making him qualified for the board seat.
- alphabettsy 5y agoElon was not a founder of Tesla. Assuming that was one of the two you were referring to, not that it matters much?
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- mcbain 5y agoAnd he wasn't really a founder of PayPal, although that's a bit less clear cut.
- seadan83 5y ago"Two of the most successful companies in existence" Tesla, at bill profit, is about half an order of magnitude away from being in the top 10 most profitable: https://www.investopedia.com/the-world-s-10-most-profitable-companies-4694526 https://www.investopedia.com/the-world-s-10-most-profitable-... So surely a successful company. At this juncture, one of the most successful ever in existence? Hype.
- Denvercoder9 5y agoProfit is not the only way to measure success.
- seadan83 5y agoSimilar numbers if you use revenue. You're free to suggest alternative measures. Now, I'm not saying that Tesla is not on their way, but they are not yet there