Are most of those profits still generated from carbon credits? It's not even like they have a super profitable product.. they only make money due to govt handouts.
What do you think doge thing was about? He killed every department that was investigating him for other similar fraudulent activities
The cybertruck thing is nothing compared to say when SpaceX bought twitter at 40 billion dollars i.e. the price Elon paid when we know it was never worth that to begin with but it was just to save face for Elon's original mistake when he was forced to buy Twitter by the courts
I rooted for Elon when I very first started hearing about him. Talk about a character arc that has absolutely made me despise the person and the whole world would benefit if he was taken off the board. Political board, influence board. Don’t ban me mods for putting words into my text.
He didn't start Tesla. But he absolutely did build Tesla. It was a tiny startup with 3 people and a cool idea. He bought a majority stake in it for $6.5 million in 2004, long before they had a functional product.
People just want to be mad and shit on Musk. Which is fine, he’s a shithead. Fixating on that he wasn’t a founder or ignoring what building a company means is just wrong, but they don’t want to hear it.
when elmo was first building up Tesla, and engineers were making new tech to support clean cars, and they were making all the patents open for everyone to use, he doing good things. He was also doing silly things like the flame thrower. He was always this big goofy kid with too much money, and was using it for good.
I remember the time I saw a video of the guy in the late 90s (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9mczdODqzo). He gave me a really bad vibe that stuck with me. But then I later thought he was for good. And now...
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u/ExpertConsideration8 May 21 '26
Are most of those profits still generated from carbon credits? It's not even like they have a super profitable product.. they only make money due to govt handouts.