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Musk takes enormous risks with his companies, and that's a big reason why they are so successful. I talked to a professional race car driver once. He said if y
by WalterBright 2y ago
Musk takes enormous risks with his companies, and that's a big reason why they are so successful.
I talked to a professional race car driver once. He said if you don't walk back to the pit holding the steering wheel once in a while, you are never going to be a winner.
> Dominance?
I did say Cook was competent. But where's the never-ending stream of major innovations under Jobs? That all came to a stop.
P.S. I own Tesla and SpaceX stock.
- ceejayoz 2y ago> Musk takes enormous risks with his companies, and that's a big reason why they are so successful. But it's a big, you know, risk. There's a chance some of this blows up in his face, and as a huge space exploration fan, I dread that possibility. I love watching SpaceX launches; I don't love seeing him tether the company to a partisan political cause. > But where's the never-ending stream of major innovations under Jobs? That all came to a stop. Did it? Apple Silicon? Airpods? (I also tend to see Apple's supply chain work as quite innovative, and critical to Jobs's successes.) > P.S. I own Tesla and SpaceX stock. I own Tesla shares (and would love some SpaceX ones). I'd really rather not see them go up in flames.
- WalterBright 2y agoAirpods? I have a pair, and they're quite nice, and I like them. But they aren't on the level of Job's innovations.