Re: Musk resigning as CEO… yeah, in name only.
“He added that following his resignation as CEO, Musk would "run the software & servers teams" at Twitter, indicating he may continue to exercise significant influence on the company's decision-making.”
So why is Tesla paying him so much money if he will be working at Twitter?
https://www.cnn.com/2022/12/20/tech/elon-musk-twitter-ceo/index.html
Good question, might be why Tesla shareholders are discussing kicking him out.
@BlastBunny This was funny.
Fortunately I don’t own Tesla stock.
BA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA
My god how can you be this blatantly dense.
Takes cash out of separate company and then use it to purchase company that HAS NEVER MADE A PROFIT in its entire existence.
I just….oh god that’s dumb
@BlastBunny Musk thinks he is the smartest person in the building.
He is one of the dumbest.
It just goes to show that having a degree doesn’t translate to critical thinking.
Not to mention there is conversations to be had if Musks degrees are even legitimate.
So
@BlastBunny What is interesting is his Phd is in Material Science. Everything from software to engineering he thinks he learned in the field (he actually would make a horrible engineer).
I don’t question his degrees.
I question him. And every time he comes up short.
He is about as smart as Trump.
@BlastBunny Well, the reality is there are more bad engineers than good ones (see my post about glasses that subtitle the world — badly).
Musk is no different from COUNTLESS engineers who are just awful at it.
His rage quitting when talking to journalists is a perfect example:
Yeah that whole event was just pathetic
@BlastBunny But eye opening as to how simplistic Musk is that he is incapable of understanding basic logic — he should never be a CEO.
He just isn’t that bright.
Under capitalism you get to be CEO even if you have no idea what you’re doing.
Even if that ignorance destroys the company
@feloneouscat
There are reports his STEM degrees are bought not earned.
I don’t personally know the veracity of these claims
But even if they were real that’s no guarantee of critical thinking ability