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"apart from Musk's statements" So the CEO of the company?

• foobarqux 3y ago
  A person who has a long history of lying, far beyond that of the average CEO, whose statements should already be viewed with skepticism.
  • bboygravity 3y ago
    Example of lies that are not "missed deadlines" needed? 1 example will do.
    • ImPostingOnHN 3y ago
      his $420 a share debacle [0] [0] - https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2018-226 https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2018-226
    • foobarqux 3y ago
      Claiming that the emerald mine doesn't exist (he himself said it existed in an old interview in Forbes or Fortune, his father said it existed). Claiming he held his baby in arms as it died. His ex-wife said it was her. You also have the technically-true but so misleading as to be a lie: He said workers could have Juneteenth off at the time before it was an official holiday. What he left out was that you had to take one of your personal days and get permission from your supervisor. Just like any other time off. He said that workers didn't have to come in to work if they were afraid of Covid on Joe Rogan. What he failed to say was that they would fired. And can you never call a product a lie for any amount of lateness? If it takes 100 years that wasn't a lie? The fancy solar shingles demoed before the Solar City acquisition don't exist and won't in any time frame anybody cares about, if ever.
    • jstarfish 3y ago
      Pedo guy.