> Don't fall all over yourself moving the goal post. That's dangerous. I don't think you know what moving the goal post means. In my original post, I said, "M

> Don't fall all over yourself moving the goal post. That's dangerous. I don't think you know what moving the goal post means. In my original post, I said, "Musk doesn't design or build the rockets." You just said, "His impact on the final products of SpaceX is clearly larger than anybody else at SpaceX," and you claimed, "And he did work on the design and and helped build the rocket too." I asked if that includes Tom Mueller, the person with professional experience designing rockets. Because going from "fired by an e-payments company" to "designing rockets" is quite a pivot. > Books on EV, rockets, SpaceX, Tesla ... What books do you recommend? > But thanks for admitting that you are not actually informed. I like to think I'm informed because I listen to both the praise and criticism of Musk and then make up my own mind. > You have one, its bad business choices. Bad business choices don't imply mentally ill. Are you saying that driving away all the advertisers, in the way that he did, was a business choice? Can you explain what he hoped to accomplish?