> The ruling was mostly not about board's competence Because showing that was so trivial that it barely needed to be done. People working directly for Musk ass

> The ruling was mostly not about board's competence Because showing that was so trivial that it barely needed to be done. People working directly for Musk asserted they had no financial ties to him or any of his companies. The board fucked up within the first few lines of legal boilerplate of the agreement. The remainder was trying to find out if anything within the agreement wasn't tainted by the boards fuckery.