Counter-point. Musk has never been a genius manager or a businessman. His dreams of electric cars and space travel go back to his teenage years, and they happen

Counter-point. Musk has never been a genius manager or a businessman. His dreams of electric cars and space travel go back to his teenage years, and they happen to align with the vision of those who work for him overtime. These are passionate and driven people, but they are still subject to Musk's antiquated management style - pull a deadline out of your ass and a feature, and watch the ants scurry around to please the boss. Does it always work? Wasn't CyberTruck supposed to happen years ago? We can see how this strategy just stopped cold at Twitter. This is not a sympathetic, thoughtful boss that people might imagine him as. It is famously a solid way to get fired on the spot if you mention a word that is a remote synonym of "no" in Musk's presence. The petulant child is coming out in force under pressure.