There's a long way from "not 100% false" to "credible". Most of Musk's statements lately seem either misinformed, manipulative or outright ridiculous. The whole

There's a long way from "not 100% false" to "credible". Most of Musk's statements lately seem either misinformed, manipulative or outright ridiculous. The whole idea of $8 verifications appears like a deliberate sabotage designed to burn the company down, and the way the layoffs were handled is just pure comical villainry. The mere fact that someone does such big claims about architecture of a complex codebase so short after getting access to it is a huge red flag, and that someone being Musk in particular doesn't make that flag appear smaller in any way.