Yup. The Valley is brutal. It is not for everyone. If you can't roll with the punches, this ain't for you. Everything changes because everything is political.
Elon is in a whole different league than any of us are. To us money is what we buy things with , at Elons level money is power. Remember the Golden rule
It depends on what one does with the money. I know two siblings that inherited a good amount of money that with some easy to do management would have made a very comfortable life's cushion. They partied vacationed , time shared etc. bacically threw away their parents final gift and both went bankrupt lost it all.
The purchase agreement said the employees would get cash instead of stock. But my point is to layoff people the day before they were going to get stock or cash awards is crap.
Yes, but so do many other people with autism, and most of them are also socially dysfunctional, like he is. Combined with the fact that he is a major league narcissist makes him a particularly unpleasant person.
Yeah, I wonder why he wanted Twitter? Mouthpiece I guess. Doesn't seem to fit with his other companies.
Because he could? Maybe he is bored and it's a challenge, a challenge different than a technical challenge?
What is your definition of "journalist"? A journalist in the normal definition isn't involved in censoring anything.
Or install solar panels
The point was in many cases net worth has no relationship to intelligence.
I doubt Musk is bored.
Elon is up to something.
While I do not have a clue if Musk is bored I can say I often find myself busy yet bored.
If the NY times publishes an article that say AZjeff has done something bad (and you didn't) then you can sue them in court for damages to your reputation. Its called slander and its quite well defined. Free speech referenced in the constitution is political speech. You can't publicly say anything you want about anyone at anytime. The Sandy Hook parents were just awarded billions because a radio host kept saying the sandy hook killings didn't occur. He tried hiding behind free speech but the court ruled otherwise. You can't yell fire in a crowded theater, and you can't spread lies with impunity.
I have a cousin, who lived many years in San Fran. After a short stint in Indiana he is moving to Portugal next month. Doesn't like the direction we are headed. I give him credit for following through, I hope he is happy there. He's a nice guy and all, was a college professor in California before he retired.As long as rules are enforced equally, it shouldn’t much matter. It’s literally the foundation of this country’s formative documents. If you don’t like the rules, you have two choices: follow the procedures and try to change them; or leave and find someplace with a different set of rules.
I’m still disappointed that all those celebrities made false promises that they were departing after they claimed the country was going to implode in January 2017. We’d be much better off if they had backbone and followed through!
NEVER & wont use twitter yet it is obvious to anyone, most of twitter workers and universe hate him + what he stands for.
That sort of law is well-intentioned but flawed, as in your example.
Sorry, I wasn’t meaning “you” specifically. It was meant in the public side… didn’t mean to imply I was calling you out on it. Wording
With rare exceptions, I prefer that there not be restrictions on speech. The big problem for me is that someone, likely a small group of self-appointed elites, has to decide what is unacceptable, which might well clash with most people's common sense.
