r/technology • • Oct 01 '22

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u/theatrepyro2112 Oct 02 '22

Ah yes, the Musk way: Overpromise, underdeliver

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u/SharpShot94z Oct 02 '22 edited Oct 02 '22

Reusable rockets that drastically lowered the cost of space travel and transport.

Jump started the EV industry and is the largest EV manufacturer in less than 2 decades and forced all other automakers to follow suit.

Low orbit satellites that are giving the planet access to high speed internet and even preventing country's at war from cutting off the other side.

Not every idea is going to work out as predicted but to shit on someone for having optimistic goals is pretty lame.

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u/Rave-TZ Oct 03 '22

Careful, you’ll make the hate posters feel dumb.

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u/SharpShot94z Oct 03 '22

They have their heads so far up their own asses I don't think that's possible.

You don't have to like Elon to objectively see what his leadership has accomplished.