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Elon's philosophy is the exact opposite. Remove 90% and see what really needs to be added back.

• cguess 2y ago
  The problem here is people die when those things are removed even for a few weeks or months. You don't get to "put back" security for SSN data when it's already been accessed by foreign governments. He's not doing this in good faith, he's convinced he's the smartest man in the world and should literally be a dictator.
  • drc37 2y ago
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    • MyOutfitIsVague 2y ago
      That's not an edge case. Cutting services that people depend on to live will kill them. That's a guarantee.
    • p_j_w 2y ago
      >I believe he is acting in good faith and the result will be a much more efficient government. If he's acting in good faith then where is the transparency he's promised? Taking Elon at his word is, at this point, naive at best.
  • sjsdaiuasgdia 2y ago
    It's fine, it won't hurt Musk himself. All these wild experiments are perfectly okay from his perspective because, to him, there's basically zero risk.
  • laverya 2y ago
    > You don't get to "put back" security for SSN data when it's already been accessed by foreign governments. "Good" news then, this is already the case! Or should very much be assumed to be the case, following the various GSA hacks.
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