I guess that is my point - a more self-controlled businessman with that track record would inspire a tremendous amount of confidence I didn't mean to discredit

I guess that is my point - a more self-controlled businessman with that track record would inspire a tremendous amount of confidence I didn't mean to discredit Elon Musk as an entrepeneur; only to highlight that the chaos he raises is not good for his own "brand" in the long run The baby name is just an example to contrast his decisions to that of 'regular' people: most people are extremely averse about doing harm to their children for any reason But I get your point - many people will care most or only about results. But I do think many more care about the way things are done I'd say I'm abouy half and half, to be honest. I won't deny investing in Musk's enterprises but I for sure will make it a smaller part of my portfolio than it should - precisely because he may one day go on twitter and implode the stock