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>man-babies If only other babies could launch and land rockets. Call Musk what you want, but he is not a baby.
by drysine 2y ago
>man-babies
If only other babies could launch and land rockets. Call Musk what you want, but he is not a baby.
- nova22033 2y ago[flagged]
- Tadpole9181 2y agoMusk doesn't do that. He bought a company and claims all the credit for it, he's just a rich brat using daddy's blood money.
- theonething 2y ago> He bought a company and claims all the credit for it Dude, Musk founded Space X. It's because of these kinds of ridiculous comments that I find it hard to take the Left (at least the ones on the internet) seriously.
- BLKNSLVR 2y agoI think he's well on the path to reverting to baby status.
- latexr 2y agoA man-baby is an adult man who acts like a baby, e.g. throwing tantrums when they don’t get their way and being overly petty and vindictive, not a literal baby. https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Manbaby https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Manbaby It is incredible that I have to explain this and that that is the part you object to. So you’re fine with despots, but “man-baby” is where you draw the line? Either way, your objection makes absolutely zero difference to the point.
- drysine 2y ago>acts like a baby, e.g. throwing tantrums when they don’t get their way A man in the emotional state you described wouldn't be able to lead a company like SpaceX -- he would throw a tantrum when a rocket blows up instead of doubling down on perfecting it. >So you’re fine with despots, but “man-baby” is where you draw the line? I'm Russian and what's happening in the US government is your problem, we have our own problems. However, I have the respect for a man who has advanced the space industry so much even though it directly hurts my country -- in the end, we all are a part of humanity and the wars will end some day.
- latexr 2y ago> A man in the emotional state you described wouldn't be able to lead a company like SpaceX Clearly you haven’t been following his actions. This isn’t new. See for example when he called a rescuer a pedophile or when he told companies to not advertise on Twitter, or a myriad of other instances. You can literally search for “tantrum” with his name and find more examples than you’ll know what to do with. > what's happening in the US government is your problem Don’t assume everyone you talk to on the internet lives in or is a citizen of the USA. > we have our own problems Including a despot. Which is unfortunate. You shouldn’t wish it on anyone else. > we all are a part of humanity and the wars will end some day. Indeed they will. Probably because we’ll all die.
- tombert 2y agoDid he actually launch or land rockets? Or did he hire a bunch of people who actually did that? I'm not saying that there isn't skill involved with hiring smart people, but I don't think it's correct to act like he single-handedly invented self-landing rockets.
- drysine 2y agoHe bet his entire fortune on that, for one thing.
- tombert 2y agoI spent my entire life savings on lottery tickets, and one of them wins the Powerball, does that mean that I am somehow gifted in managing my money? Or would it mean I just got lucky? Elon's stuff might be due to some kind of "skill", but that's not implied by him "betting his entire fortune" and winning.
- tombert 2y agoJust an edit: it was a hypothetical, I meant to write “if I spent my life savings on lottery tickets”. I don’t actually play the lottery.