Look, Elon Musk is a really, really successful guy. He's done amazing things with Tesla and Space-X, but those companies' successes came out of situations where they both faced absolute do or die moments. While large, he could roll the dice with such ventures and if everything went to hell, the fallout would be relatively well contained. If Space-X's fourth launch failed, that would have been it for the company. Curtains. Adios. Another company would have taken its place, eventually. He pushed insanely hard at Tesla because he believes in alternative sources of energy. He really does believe in transitioning to ultimately renewable energy and felt Tesla's success was an inflection point for it. You know what? It was. He's perhaps the biggest supporter of solar energy that there is.
If his strategy doesn't work here, he could seriously f&$k up our economy. What worked in the walled gardens of his companies very well might not work for the government. Maybe that's the point, though.
He could be such a force for good. Sadly, he doesn't seem to be. I hope he ultimately turns out to be.
If his strategy doesn't work here, he could seriously f&$k up our economy. What worked in the walled gardens of his companies very well might not work for the government. Maybe that's the point, though.
He could be such a force for good. Sadly, he doesn't seem to be. I hope he ultimately turns out to be.
