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"Heir to an emerald mine" is intended to paint a very specific picture, and "some occasional spending cash from a handshake claim to a chunk of namibian rock ou
by akavi 3y ago
"Heir to an emerald mine" is intended to paint a very specific picture, and "some occasional spending cash from a handshake claim to a chunk of namibian rock outcropping (if we believe a man who doesn't exactly present as super trustworthy)" is definitely not it.
I'm no fan of Musk, but I'm even less a fan of being intentionally misleading.
- afavour 3y agoWhich is why my comment literally started with: > You're correct that Musk isn't a "billionaire heir to an emerald mine"