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I would say it's not Musk's view itself that is dangerous, more the fact that this clown has a horde of fans.
by andrepd 2y ago
I would say it's not Musk's view itself that is dangerous, more the fact that this clown has a horde of fans.
- ben_w 2y agoGiven that neither he (to the best of my knowledge) nor the general population have any formal legal training, I think that most people have views which are as sensible and well-informed as Musk's: barely at all — ChatGPT sure knows more than I do and I don't trust it either. I think the problem is that wealth disparities make anything involving expertise (including but not limited to legal battles) increasingly one-sided as the disparity increases. This is where unions, public prosecutors, wealth taxes, class action suits, and the idea that contracts can be voided in part or in whole by courts, all play a part.