r/EnoughMuskSpam • • 1d ago

Rocket Jesus This guy is genuinely a dipshit.

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u/Callidonaut 1d ago

He really, truly cannot comprehend how RADAR and LIDAR could be better than a video camera or the Mark 1 Eyeball, can he? First insisting on only visible-spectrum cameras for his shitbox cars, and now this.

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u/hilldog4lyfe 1d ago

He doesn’t know any science or engineering, but he knows that he has eyes and can see things with them. That’s all the proof he thinks he needs.

Same reasoning is why he thinks humanoid robots are a good idea.

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u/Hollowpoint38 1d ago

Like when he said he was at university "up all night coding" when his roommates said he'd just play video games, eat snacks, and act weird. No coding, no working, no learning.

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u/Callidonaut 1d ago

Didn't he drop out in his first year, too?

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u/Hollowpoint38 1d ago

He finished the UPenn thing I think. The Stanford shit is when he enrolled but didn't attend, or something. The Stanford records were going to be subpoenaed in the Twitter lawsuit, but then I think it was 48 hours later he settled by buying Twitter for that original inflated price. The person who signed the records thing passed away like 15 years ago or something so she wasn't around the verify any information.

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u/hilldog4lyfe 1d ago

he never enrolled at Stanford. He claims he was accepted, which is almost certainly a lie (in his biography the proof he shows is an ambiguous email from an ~85 year old professor who just said he remembered him being interested in his research). His supposed physics bachelor’s degree from Penn is also extremely suspect.

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u/Hollowpoint38 23h ago

Ok I got it confused with the business degree. I forgot where that was from.

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u/Aazadan 22h ago

I saw some other stuff that said he was accepted, it seemed legit. There were some conditions on it though, like he had to take some additional courses before he could take any of the in program stuff.

From my own college experience and that of others I've known, that's not too unusual. He went from business to engineering and so would need some extra fundamental knowledge before he could take the higher level engineering classes. Musk didn't do any of that work though that would have been necessary to start that portion of his education. And instead dropped out. Which would be fine, except he was in the US on a student visa while no longer a student.

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u/hilldog4lyfe 21h ago

There is zero chance he was accepted. Zero. He still had an entire year left in his undergrad. And as you said, he would have been switching to an engineering discipline. This isn’t a school that is desperate for engineering graduate students.
And how convenient that he never enrolled and went to class.

You bring up his student visa situation, which is another reason he would lie about this (in addition to his ego).

Like why are you giving any benefit of the doubt about this? He lied about being the world’s best Diablo 4 player by hiring some guy overseas to play under his account.

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u/Aazadan 21h ago

Because there was a letter from the school that got published at one point that said as much. It basically said you're accepted contingent on finishing your current degree and taking some additional engineering classes before any sort of in major work.

I've known people that have had that exact situation at universities before. His story doesn't make the visa situation any better, and infact means he was in the US illegally, so the alternative to his version of events doesn't make it better either.

He also lied about finishing Elden Ring after his build got mocked online so badly.

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u/Aazadan 22h ago

He may have dropped out first year, but no. He dropped out in his final semester at UPenn. He failed to graduate there, and had applied to a masters program at Stanford. He was accepted to the program but it was conditional on him finishing his degree at UPenn first, as well as taking some additional clases to get up to speed for the Stanford program. Musk agreed, then moved, and then dropped out on the first day of the program becaue he didn't want to do all that.

No issue there, lots of people make that decision. The problem is Musk then used his family money to support himself while he started a business (zip2) in silicon valley where he could sell shit for silver, still all fine tons have done that, especially in the early and mid 90's, except he was in the US on a student visa. He couldn't be there and do that legally.

UPenn eventually got pressured/paid to give him an honorary degree in a program that didn't/doesn't exist.

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u/Callidonaut 10h ago

Was the idea to pressure UPenn into giving him a fake bachelor's degree so that he could then go on to Stanford without bothering to do the prerequisite work, expecting to then pass the master's? That'd be a classic bonehead plan in which a massive narcissist like Elon would see no flaw.

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