>He must rewrite history to paint himself as the singular genius But that's closer to the truth in this case than anything else. It's not an exaggeration to s

>He must rewrite history to paint himself as the singular genius But that's closer to the truth in this case than anything else. It's not an exaggeration to say that all Musk gained when he joined Tesla seven months after the founding—bringing the first substantial amount of outside capital—was the brand name.