Elon's Antics
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He can put them in the EMP tent his Cybertruck is probably stored in.
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Only my security violations are allowed at TwitterXSpaceXTesla HQ - Elon
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- GBO-Possum
Today, in the NY Times, one J. Bradford DeLong eloquently puts the case for Tesla and (I took it by inference, every company), to concentrate on getting on with their business rather than concentrating on artificially bloating their stock price.
Once a stock's price is full of hot air, the only elegant way out of it is to hope for reality to catch up with the hype over time, but Wall St doesn't see it that way, and will punish a "plateauing" company.
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www.nytimes.com
Once a stock's price is full of hot air, the only elegant way out of it is to hope for reality to catch up with the hype over time, but Wall St doesn't see it that way, and will punish a "plateauing" company.
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Opinion | To Understand Elon Musk’s Descent, Look at His $46 Billion Pay Package
Tesla shareholders must reject the chief executive’s unorthodox compensation package to help turn him back into the visionary we need to fight climate change.
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I'm looking forward to the day when my wife and I go to pick up our new Tesla Model Y and rather than connect our iPhones to it via Bluetooth, we have to store the phones in a Faraday cage until we drive away.
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Executive compensation reform needs to happen.Today, in the NY Times, one J. Bradford DeLong eloquently puts the case for Tesla and (I took it by inference, every company), to concentrate on getting on with their business rather than concentrating on artificially bloating their stock price.
Once a stock's price is full of hot air, the only elegant way out of it is to hope for reality to catch up with the hype over time, but Wall St doesn't see it that way, and will punish a "plateauing" company.
Gift link follows...
Opinion | To Understand Elon Musk’s Descent, Look at His $46 Billion Pay Package
Tesla shareholders must reject the chief executive’s unorthodox compensation package to help turn him back into the visionary we need to fight climate change.
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- Neomone
As if Elon isn't itching for the day when he can install TeslAI in all his cars and really ramp up the monitoring of his customers. He's just pissed off that Apple is beating him to it.
I want to see them to roll tax back to 1950's rates, for starters. Tax any income over $5 million at 90+%.
At that point you have enough money to satisfy any reasonable need for yourself, your family and most of your extended family anyway. You can either keep earning more and see most of it go to the government to service the community as a whole or you can split it out more equitably with your colleagues wherever you work.
Billionaires should not be able to exist. Nobody provides that much value all on their own.
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- GTP_TheCracker
So basically, closet-nazis can now 'like' comments by overt nazis without risking being outed as nazis? 🤔
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Given the level of anonymity afforded by social media, I don't think that makes much difference. If I had to guess the motivation for it, it might be to disguise bot activity.
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- GTP_Sprite
Can the OG poster see who’s liked it?
If so then it would be quite a good stunt to create a fake account and post horrible stuff, see who quietly likes it and comes out of the woodwork, then they put all those who liked online for all to see. Named and shamed.
I can see a comedian and such like doing something like this.
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A 90% tax rate sounds unreasonable for any case outside of some sort of criminal penalty. There is no way to settle on a value of income or wealth that is too much and if people want to have piles of money, that's their decision to make. The cases where people want to profit at the expense of others are the real problem. Harsher penalties for poor business practices that endanger people and more ways for the public to collaborate in supporting good businesses sounds more appealing to me.
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Elon Musk has unusual relationships with women at SpaceX, WSJ reports
He repeatedly asked one woman to have his children.
www.theverge.com
Weird that The Verge spells "sexually assaults and coerces" as "has unusual relationships with", but okay.
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Half the racist morons don't even just like posts, they openly respond with positivity thanks to the platform being more & more comfortable with allowing hateful rhetoric to be shared. No need to create a fake account, just check and see whose responding under all the usual rightwing accounts like Shapiro, Cat Turd, etc.
You can't name & shame 'em either. They'll just call that "cancel culture". Just throw the whole site away at this point.
Edit* To answer your question @Sprite, yes, the OG person can lol. Looks like the creepers are liking the change as well.
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If raising children was like prompt engineering, then you'd expect those children to grow up exactly how you want them to be. I'm not sure that allows for any free will leeway. Doesn't really sound like good parenting to me. But then, i don't think anyone has ever accused Musk of being a good parent.
