Impressive! And kudos to Elon for coming out in the public to talk about this, even though he didn't need to. Read it start to finish. It's well written, well

Impressive! And kudos to Elon for coming out in the public to talk about this, even though he didn't need to. Read it start to finish. It's well written, well cited, stays professional and doesn't make personal attacks. If it's true, I have no sympathy for the former CEO, as he really screwed things up. Tesla seems to be in better hands with Musk, who I've always admired personally (which could make me biased, but reading this has confirmed by feeling about it). EDIT: I don't think of myself as too biased. I admire Musk, but Martin Eberhard graduated from Illinois, which is where I go to school. I would see both as innovators, but Martin seems to have stepped way out of line on this one. There is a huge rivalry with UPenn, so I can't claim too much admiration towards Musk ;)