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xedeon 4y ago
There are many other examples that can be found by just doing a quick search. But it seems that some individuals even refuse to do so. They would rather stick to their strong (sometimes objectively flawed) opinions. Which is totally fine. Everyone is entitled to. It's just embarrassingly bad when they try to regurgitate it to others and continue to double down. Even when presented with irrefutable data or new information.
- bmitc 4y ago
  That’s fine you think that, but do you have anything that isn’t the same third party anecdotes that get repeated as nauseam? At least one of those is by an extremely unreliable narrator and an Elon sycophant and one of the others by another who thinks he’s knows everything as well.
  - xedeon 4y ago
    > but do you have anything that isn’t the same third party anecdotes that get repeated as nauseam? First, can you give a "concrete example" on what you consider as a "concrete example"? Because so far, I've only seen name calling and flippant remarks from you. I'm honestly trying to understand where you're coming from. That way, we can start from a place of understanding. Instead of going in circles and you moving the goal post.
bmitc 4y ago
I could have predicted half of those tired examples. They’re all third party anecdotes and the same ones that get passed around and regurgitated. There’s also third-party anecdotes of Elon having no idea what he’s talking about, and several first-party arguments he’s made that shows he’s a bit of a charlatan. None of those examples you gave are concrete.

xedeon 4y ago

There are many other examples that can be found by just doing a quick search. But it seems that some individuals even refuse to do so. They would rather stick to their strong (sometimes objectively flawed) opinions. Which is totally fine. Everyone is entitled to. It's just embarrassingly bad when they try to regurgitate it to others and continue to double down. Even when presented with irrefutable data or new information.

bmitc 4y ago
That’s fine you think that, but do you have anything that isn’t the same third party anecdotes that get repeated as nauseam? At least one of those is by an extremely unreliable narrator and an Elon sycophant and one of the others by another who thinks he’s knows everything as well.
- xedeon 4y ago
  > but do you have anything that isn’t the same third party anecdotes that get repeated as nauseam? First, can you give a "concrete example" on what you consider as a "concrete example"? Because so far, I've only seen name calling and flippant remarks from you. I'm honestly trying to understand where you're coming from. That way, we can start from a place of understanding. Instead of going in circles and you moving the goal post.

bmitc 4y ago

I could have predicted half of those tired examples. They’re all third party anecdotes and the same ones that get passed around and regurgitated. There’s also third-party anecdotes of Elon having no idea what he’s talking about, and several first-party arguments he’s made that shows he’s a bit of a charlatan. None of those examples you gave are concrete.