>Personally I think that entrepreneurs working on products that solve immensely challenging problems should always be given a benefit of doubt. Or two or three

>Personally I think that entrepreneurs working on products that solve immensely challenging problems should always be given a benefit of doubt. Or two or three or may be even five times. Clearly this did not happen in Tesla's case. Do yourself a favour and don't ever startup a company. Because if you think that as an entrepreneur the world should treat your precious self with kiddy gloves then wow you are in for a rude shock. Because consumers couldn't care less whether you are a startup or not. They care about how great your product is.