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The key there is "knowingly." For those who want to litigate, proving that he's lying is incredibly difficult. You would need some kind of internal message from
by ssgodderidge 3y ago
The key there is "knowingly." For those who want to litigate, proving that he's lying is incredibly difficult. You would need some kind of internal message from Musk directly saying that "X will not be profitable in 2024" right before he posted. I doubt anyone will actually sue him over this.
- 2OEH8eoCRo0 3y agoIsn't that redundant? You can't unknowingly lie. To lie is to say something that you know isn't true.
- ceejayoz 3y ago> To lie is to say something that you know isn't true. There's lying by omission; no falsehoods, but important bits left out.
- thrill 3y agoThere's also "should have known", aka fiduciary duty.