It truly is astounding how many people are willing to cut off their nose to spite their face. Oh well. It gives me something to laugh at.
people see what they want to see with this.
That much is obvious, given the contortions in this thread by the cult of Elon to explain it away as intelligent and calculated.
If the “stuff the CEO is doing” is actively imploding the company and their ability to support my charging, service, and maintenance needs, then yes.
The only thing I generally hope for in this regard is that I don’t have to.
At least from some of the X posts this morning - there are claims that the SC group that was cut was dev/planning/implementation only - there's a separate maintenance team that did not report up to Rebecca Tinucci. Not sure if this is accurate - since again - Tesla has no PR dept to validate assumptions or to tell anyone anything constructively outside of various tweets from the TechnoKing.
Most of us are not actively trying to but it’s forced upon us by all the out of pocket things he does and says he does and the media coverage of him.
Well, in this instance it had it in the form of a product that was up 99%+ of the time.
And this is why the “freaking out” is ridiculous. Don’t even know all the facts yet. The SC network is still operating.
Hell, I've never even had Twitter/X and I've managed to get this far in life. Of course, I don't pretend I know every human being alive well enough to pass judgment publicly from upon high as well as though who do but I don't see that as a negative. More a feature.
Ignore it. Much of said stuff in the news leaves out important context to sway opinion anyway.
In other words, the echo chamber you've created for yourself won't allow you to escape the negativity (largely artificially engineered) of him and his character which inundates you with constant reaffirmation that Elon Musk is, in fact, Satan himself. Yeah, that would get a bit annoying.
Wasn't the whole point of Elon buying* Twitter so that he could bypass the "news" and tell his story direct to the people? The irony of being told to ignore the news when most of what we know about Musk, his actions, and his beliefs comes direct from his Tweets is thick.
There’s also the echo chamber on here and Twitter praising his every action and word like he’s the second coming of Jesus.
Fortunately you don't have to hear any of that since you've curated your personal echo chamber to match your thoughts via your likes, follows and retweets. Algorithms are only there to provide enough resistance you get you engaged, not to truly provide the other side to actually have you think that the truth of any given topic lies somewhere in the middle. User engagement dies in the area where things are normal and the most common explanation is likely the reality.
Yet another one whose post history is otherwise entirely within the investors section. Tells you all you need to know.
What facts can be obtained without a PR department or people directly involved chiming in? Besides Elons tweets.
This is naive and unrealistic when the individual at hand has a material impact on financial choices I've made.
