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Is Elon Musk the greatest visionary or the greatest snake oil salesman of our age?

But its you that is key to creating the picture of him here, you have quite a fixed idea of him and you don't move from that.

Given that it's highly likely he's autistic, he himself has said so, it's not cool to call him android or not fully human.

Plenty of ways you can criticise him without doing that.
Oh please don't do this.

We can all call him android, not fully human, a snake oil salesman, and not also be attacking his (alleged/reported/presumed) autism.

Musk has billions of money and has yet to make a credible step in the right direction without being offensive, generating hate, encouraging prejudice, or just getting things hilariously but dangerously wrong. I'm not going to become a fan because I might be using euphemism for a disorder he might not even have.
 
These are great for online dating profiles, all three of them incl the musk one.
I don't know how to do that, which is one of the 752 reasons online dating's not for me.
 
Elon Musk became the richest man in the world again last month, apparently. (for a while mr. Loius Vuitton was number one but not now.)
Not sure what i'd do if that was my job, being the richest man in the world, but i kind of hope it wouldn't be the rockets that stand up.
 
Hahaha. I worked at a company once who got in a load of consultants and they renamed all the conference rooms things like "resolve" and "commitment". Even that was better than this.

See you at 3 in Endeavour!
We're moving offices and there's a competition going on as we speak to come up with a naming convention for meeting rooms.

Along with all the yawnsome standards (Computing Pioneers! London Landmarks! etc), Famous Dogs is still in the running.

'I'll meet you in Lassie at 4.'

'The Finance Team are in Rin Tin Tin.'

:hmm:

(Probably insensitive to mention Laika.)
 
This was the most interesting bit from that ex-twitter person the other day, how he’s seemingly unable or unwilling to make use of the expertise around him.

Eta this bit
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I like how she doesn’t try to explain why, just says it was annoying and baffling.
I've worked in a couple of tech companies with owners/CEOs like that.

Not sure why they bother to hire people with expertise unless hiring then ignoring them is some kind of power thing. Which is quite likely really. Expensive way of doing things though. :rolleyes:
 
I've worked in a couple of tech companies with owners/CEOs like that.

Not sure why they bother to hire people with expertise unless hiring then ignoring them is some kind of power thing. Which is quite likely really. Expensive way of doing things though. :rolleyes:

The laws of physics and computing must bend to the owners will and the experts need to work out how, the owner is the visionary who makes it possible
 
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We're moving offices and there's a competition going on as we speak to come up with a naming convention for meeting rooms.

Along with all the yawnsome standards (Computing Pioneers! London Landmarks! etc), Famous Dogs is still in the running.

'I'll meet you in Lassie at 4.'

'The Finance Team are in Rin Tin Tin.'

:hmm:

(Probably insensitive to mention Laika.)

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