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>>15466480
Seriously the cognitive dissonance with this man is just astounding. You can not like him and also admit he's a genuinely hypercompetent executive. SpaceX is literally the worlds premier launch provider. Over half the satellites in orbit currently are SpaceX satellites. Over %80 of the upmass produced by any launch provider is through SpaceX. Often in response to that I'll hear that Musk was simply good at hiring the right people who secretly do all the work and make all the decisions, and if that was the case I'd simply ask why any of the dozen other legacy and start up providers we're somehow utterly unable to hire any of these people? Does Musk have an absolute tyranny over this unnamed secret pool of genius talents? Does he keep them stocked in a warehouse somewhere? Eventually you have to reconcile yourself to the fact that he does indeed know how to run a company. I have no doubt either that he'll make Twitter profitable to the consternation of a great many shitlibs.