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> Who is musk hanging out with or reading that encourages his crazy views I don't get where this line of thought comes from. Why must it be someone else who i
by danans 4y ago
> Who is musk hanging out with or reading that encourages his crazy views
I don't get where this line of thought comes from. Why must it be someone else who is encouraging him? He's a middle aged man who is the wealthiest person in the world by some metrics. He should own his words and actions and can't blame others.
When people show you who they are, believe them. Which means he probably is the kind of person who would, as you say: "laugh at an attack on an 80 year person with a hammer in their home."
Making electric cars and space rockets doesn't make him any less likely to be exactly that kind of person.
- rnk 4y agoThat's a great point. Someone can be incredibly successful and be that horrible person, lol-ing at someone else's suffering. I want it not to be that way, but he does seem to be telling us who he is.
- danans 4y ago> Someone can be incredibly successful and be that horrible person, lol-ing at someone else's suffering It's just my opinion, but I would go further and say "lol-ing at someone else's suffering" can actually help with becoming incredibly successful (though obviously it's not enough by itself). This is especially the case in spaces where success involves crossing ethical or legal lines.