If you don’t feel like reading the whole thing, the closing is great:
Musk cannot take the heat. He has not just the taste and sensibilities of a boy, but the temperament of one. He throws a fit when things don’t go his way. He wilts. This is someone who can be beat. In another context you might call this terminal inability to take a punch a “glass jaw.” The term “keyboard warrior” comes to mind. But I can think of another word for something that’s so ostentatious and in-your-face except for when it needs to be—a symbol of decadence and insecurity and deregulation that boasts bulletproof toughness, but which breaks into pieces at the first sign of stress.
Elon’s not unstoppable, Wisconsin voters showed on Tuesday. When the rubber hits the road, he’s nothing but a Cybertruck.
COPENHAGEN, April 2 (Reuters) - Sweden’s largest insurer Folksam said on Wednesday it has sold its stake in electric car maker Tesla (TSLA.O), opens new tab over concerns about the company’s stance on workers’ rights.
I wonder if “plane spotting” hobbyists can be organized to address the tracking? They photograph and video landings and takeoffs. Knowing Elon’s aircrafts’ tail numbers (four Gulfstreams) dedicated spotters (many being fanatical about their hobby) could help build up a library of typical routes. Just saying, of course.
Easily. They routinely help authorities find and track stolen airplanes. There’s bound to be a certain amount of fanbois in this particular demographic, though.
Musk says ‘terrorism’ behind fire at Rome Tesla dealership
ROME, March 31 (Reuters) - An overnight fire at a Tesla dealership in Rome that destroyed 17 cars was an act of terrorism, the company’s billionaire owner Elon Musk said on Monday.
