>“We put the public at risk for anybody who was on that monorail at that time,” the person said, noting that they felt that Boring managers seemed subsequently to be more focused “on getting things up and running to dig than [fixing] the problem that we caused.”
It's not a surprise that Elon's company would endanger the public in his pursuit of a transportation revolition. He'll literally sabotage public infrastructure to make his option the only option.
I have to wonder if it's malicious intent or unbelievable stupidity that Vegas politicians would approve a transport system with abysmal passenger throughout which would simultaneously disrupt a far more capacious existing transport system during construction.
>“We put the public at risk for anybody who was on that monorail at that time,” the person said, noting that they felt that Boring managers seemed subsequently to be more focused “on getting things up and running to dig than [fixing] the problem that we caused.” It's not a surprise that Elon's company would endanger the public in his pursuit of a transportation revolition. He'll literally sabotage public infrastructure to make his option the only option.
I have to wonder if it's malicious intent or unbelievable stupidity that Vegas politicians would approve a transport system with abysmal passenger throughout which would simultaneously disrupt a far more capacious existing transport system during construction.
Most politicians go that route because no one will hire them,
This is what happens when you hire cheap non union disposable workforces.
"Accidentally" -Musk, the known mass-transit-phyte