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Nice deflection. Im sure you’ll be on the B-Ark not problem. My position is that the companies would be MORE successful if they fired his ass. SpaceX is the mo

Nice deflection. Im sure you’ll be on the B-Ark not problem. My position is that the companies would be MORE successful if they fired his ass. SpaceX is the most successful venture, because he’s actually the least involved. But yes, every major decision can be traced back to him, and it’s an epic fail. Hell, I even forgot about him insisting that robots could do finally assembly, even though every company that tried it failed — repeatedly. Face it. Sempai is a screwup, and he wont let you on the B-Ark either.

panick21_ 3y ago
> My position is that the companies would be MORE successful if they fired his ass. So being the single most successful companies in their industry is not enough. You certainty have incredibly high opinion all the leadership behind these companies. And how do you come to this conclusion? Shotwell is the only one being very public. She had a good career before, but not one that would suggest she could have lead an even more successful company. Most of the rest of SpaceX leaders after the initial set were promoted internally. Nobody in the leadership of Tesla had such an amazing CV to believe the could do even better. It seems pretty simple, you don't like him, therefore you just choice to believe that everything would be better without him even if there is no evidence that this is true. > But yes, every major decision can be traced back to him, and it’s an epic fail. So every major decision is a fail yet the company is hugely successful both in technology and business. You are so fucking deluded on this issue, it hurts my head to even try to understand your logic. > Hell, I even forgot about him insisting that robots could do finally assembly, even though every company that tried it failed — repeatedly. And yet now Tesla has some of the best manufacturing in the world. Their initial approach was flawed in execution but the direction was correct, they corrected and improved, within a year of this issue Tesla had solved the issue and had a highly profitable mass produced EV that changed the industry. Now lots of companies are copying their processes that came out of that experience. The CEO of VW admitted the the threw-put of Tesla factories was far superior to their own. You just repeating the same pattern over and over, blame Musk for all bad, don't give credit for good. Your line of argument is just embracing and you would laugh at anybody making such arguments if it wasn't about Musk. This is just a simple case of you having some sort of personal hangup about Musk therefore you need to somehow justify your position. > Sempai is a screwup Man, I wish I had screwed up so much as to be one of the richest people in the world. What a fucking loser.

panick21_ 3y ago

> My position is that the companies would be MORE successful if they fired his ass. So being the single most successful companies in their industry is not enough. You certainty have incredibly high opinion all the leadership behind these companies. And how do you come to this conclusion? Shotwell is the only one being very public. She had a good career before, but not one that would suggest she could have lead an even more successful company. Most of the rest of SpaceX leaders after the initial set were promoted internally. Nobody in the leadership of Tesla had such an amazing CV to believe the could do even better. It seems pretty simple, you don't like him, therefore you just choice to believe that everything would be better without him even if there is no evidence that this is true. > But yes, every major decision can be traced back to him, and it’s an epic fail. So every major decision is a fail yet the company is hugely successful both in technology and business. You are so fucking deluded on this issue, it hurts my head to even try to understand your logic. > Hell, I even forgot about him insisting that robots could do finally assembly, even though every company that tried it failed — repeatedly. And yet now Tesla has some of the best manufacturing in the world. Their initial approach was flawed in execution but the direction was correct, they corrected and improved, within a year of this issue Tesla had solved the issue and had a highly profitable mass produced EV that changed the industry. Now lots of companies are copying their processes that came out of that experience. The CEO of VW admitted the the threw-put of Tesla factories was far superior to their own. You just repeating the same pattern over and over, blame Musk for all bad, don't give credit for good. Your line of argument is just embracing and you would laugh at anybody making such arguments if it wasn't about Musk. This is just a simple case of you having some sort of personal hangup about Musk therefore you need to somehow justify your position. > Sempai is a screwup Man, I wish I had screwed up so much as to be one of the richest people in the world. What a fucking loser.