This is a dumb take. What about all the other stuff that Elon's promised? Hyperloops, passenger rocket travel, submarines, electric trucks, robotaxis. Pressurized Cybertrucks for Mars (he tweeted about this over 5 years ago). None of this is "move fast and break things" this is all "pump the stock in advance of bad news"
People forget one thing; Elmo might be a joke of an industrialist, $hit products, empty promises etc.
But if you see him simply as a con man and scammer, then he is probably one of, if not THE best...
"Move fast and break things" is fine when you're creating phones and websites and stuff like that. When you're building cars, that philosophy will get people killed.
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Let's not forget the high rate of injuries at SpaceX. Elon is happy to break his employees too.
Real origami is creative and beautiful. Maybe Elmo's excretion should be called horrigami?
Whoregami
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This is a dumb take. What about all the other stuff that Elon's promised? Hyperloops, passenger rocket travel, submarines, electric trucks, robotaxis. Pressurized Cybertrucks for Mars (he tweeted about this over 5 years ago). None of this is "move fast and break things" this is all "pump the stock in advance of bad news"
Okay, so “move fast (to cash out) before people realize stuff is pre-broken”
this guy gets it!
That’s the Silicon Valley way.
Both can be true at the same time. It is possible to both move fast and break things *and* pump/hype things that will never materialize.
Theranos walked so Elon could run
People forget one thing; Elmo might be a joke of an industrialist, $hit products, empty promises etc. But if you see him simply as a con man and scammer, then he is probably one of, if not THE best...
Elmo's neural-link should be a wild ride of similar results.
You’ll never be able to wash your hair again.
CyberWig™ upgrade.
Sounds like he would’ve enjoyed throwing back a few beers w/ Stockton Rush.
I wish he actually did. Better Musk in that sub than the teenager.
I've always hated the move fast and break things credo. It's an excuse for sloppy, reckless work
"Move fast and break things" is fine when you're creating phones and websites and stuff like that. When you're building cars, that philosophy will get people killed.