That's cool. I'm not a musk fan but also not a enemy. I'm fascinated by how much that guy is into technology and science by himself. Not on a PhD level, not on

That's cool. I'm not a musk fan but also not a enemy. I'm fascinated by how much that guy is into technology and science by himself. Not on a PhD level, not on a specialists level. He's interested in what he's doing and have the right people beside him to serve him as a brain extension. Nevertheless, it's the other people making the whole work and having the whole special knowledge and doing distillery of options so musk can easily discuss and decide (together). I think musk is more of a team-up guy than a manage-up guy in certain things. If he doesn't know a thing, he's up to change that by asking the right questions. And just that should be taken as an example by us. Not his attitude towards.. you know what I mean. It's not the drugs I'm talking about :) If I'm thinking about my "boss"es in the last 14 years in a technical surrounding (although not IT or CS related) - when the manager doesn't want to learn new things (of course it's wanted, but there's no brain for that left, because Excel and email is consuming to much brain power), even when nothing is understood what the company is even doing... F*ck it. Never ever I will work under such circumstances again.