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At some point, we've got to accept that Elon Musk is either lying, or delusionally optimistic when he talks about his future products. Whether he's talking abo
by jakobnissen 4y ago
At some point, we've got to accept that Elon Musk is either lying, or delusionally optimistic when he talks about his future products.
Whether he's talking about fully self-driving cars, mars expeditions, The Boring Company, Neuralink, Teslas cargo trucks, or now this robot, his promises have been wildly unrealistic.
Whether it's lying or optimism, we should just stop paying attention to what he claims his companies can do, and instead take seriously what they actually do.
- noitpmeder 4y agoI think it's definitely a bit of both, which is why he's a fantastic marketer for his products. At this point it's basically defined who he is.
- mrandish 4y ago> "delusionally optimistic" Often, this is a necessary aspect of the entrepreneurial mindset. Necessary but not sufficient because the ability to curate ideas, organize resources, execute and deliver are also required.
- me_me_me 4y agooh yeah, I already forgot. We were promised first lunch to mars by the end of this year. I cannot wait for musk to surely deliver on time yet again \s