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Maybe that's the flex, because it's not like he is under oath or any kind of deposition. It's a power move. His superfans will like it. He is baiting people to
by ftxbro 3y ago
Maybe that's the flex, because it's not like he is under oath or any kind of deposition. It's a power move. His superfans will like it. He is baiting people to say 'well Musk said X and X implies Y so doesn't Musk also mean Y?' In that case 1) those people are talking about Musk which he probably likes and 2) they aren't powerful enough compared to Musk to do anything with that clever implication that they have drawn, and Musk knows it, which he probably also likes.
- foxyv 3y agoWho knows? He puts out the impression 99% of his rhetoric isn't from any plan. As if he has a couple talking points and then extemporizes on everything else. Reading into it any further without evidence just fuels that narrative that we are a bunch of "Foamers" and living in "La-La Land." The fact that he didn't provide any evidence to back up his claim about productivity of workers and only mentioned how unfair it is for some people to work from home makes me think he's hiding the true motivations. Probably something along the lines of conservation of the status quo. "Don't change things too fast for me!"