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I'd wait to change opinions based on recent stories, those tend to be heavily distorted. Instead look up events that happened months ago and judge based on thos
by concordDance 4y ago
I'd wait to change opinions based on recent stories, those tend to be heavily distorted. Instead look up events that happened months ago and judge based on those (eg calling Thai diver a pedo).
Might give you the same result in this case, but it's a good rule to follow.
- mc32 4y agoIt wasn’t a Thai diver it was a Briton.
- dekhn 4y agoand he wasn't just a diver- he was the recognized expert on the cave, having mapped it. He was also in close communication with the people organizing the rescue and was one of the few people who could say to Musk: "Thanks, but you're not helping"
- concordDance 4y agoI wonder why Richard Stanton, leader of the international rescue diving team, urged Musk to facilitate the construction of the vehicle as a back-up, in case flooding worsened. (Quoting from wiki here)
- dekhn 4y agoBecause in an emergency, you sometimes don't have time, so you solicit options from many people, have them all work on their solutions in parallel, then choose the best one? If you go back and look at Musk's tweets, it's pretty clear he didn't know what he was talking about it in terms of what would work.
- moistly 4y agoBecause it got Elon off his back.
- decafninja 4y agoOh I agree. The Twitter fiasco is just the final nail in the coffin after cringing at his antics and generally being disgusted with him for some time now.