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u/KendrickBlack502 8h ago

It’s hard explaining things to stupid people.

A) Elon had no hand in inventing that

B) Making cars fly wasn’t the hard part. Flying vehicles have been a thing for a long time. The hard part is integrating them into a society that struggles enough with land and sea vehicles.

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u/Philosiphizor 8h ago

No hand? By default of being CEO directly enabled this product. Get outta here.

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u/Green_Delta 8h ago

As CEO he is as responsible for the roadster as I am telling my spouse “Tacos sound good tonight here’s my credit card run down to the store get the stuff and cook it up please.” Am I partially responsible for the fact that we’re having tacos for dinner? Yes. Did I actually cook said tacos? Fuck no.

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u/Philosiphizor 7h ago

Yeah and without the funds there wouldn't be tacos. You just proved my point. We need natural selection to be a thing again.

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u/Green_Delta 7h ago

Not really when Elon’s entire persona is that he’s a fucking brilliant man that can invent just about anything. He’s a high dude with a big check book. He’s not inventing the flying car he’s writing the check for it. The fact that the man child can’t admit he’s not some crazy hyper nerdy inventor is always hilarious. But sure bend over backwards to justify his “brilliance”.

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u/Philosiphizor 6h ago

Moving the goal post. Thanks for the admission. So many words just to be wrong. SMH.

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u/Medium_Judgment_891 6h ago

There is a fundamental distinction between paying for something to be done and actually doing the thing.

The point of contention is the latter. No one is arguing that Elon doesn’t buy shit.

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u/Philosiphizor 5h ago

You can try all the mental gymnastics you want. It won't remove his involvement in making it happen l, directly or indirectly.

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u/KendrickBlack502 8h ago

I didn’t say he had no hand in producing it. I said he had no hand in inventing it and therefore, it says little to nothing of his intelligence level. Owning a restaurant doesn’t make you a chef and owning a rocket company doesn’t make you a rocket scientist or inventor.

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u/Philosiphizor 7h ago

Inventing requires what? Time and resources. Derp. Lots of words just to be wrong, again. You're right. It's hard to explain things to stupid people.

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u/KendrickBlack502 7h ago

Do you think inventing is just sitting in a corner and throwing money at it over time? 😂😂

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u/Philosiphizor 6h ago

Do you think things are just going to magically appear out of nowhere after it invents itself? 😂😂😂

Y'all are something else.

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u/KendrickBlack502 6h ago

It doesn’t invent itself. The inventor does. Elon is not an inventor. What are you even arguing?

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u/Philosiphizor 6h ago

And who provides the time and resources for the "inventors" to be able to invent said item? How have you not made the connection yet.

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u/KendrickBlack502 6h ago

If I cook a really good steak for you, do you call my boss and thank them? No. They didn’t cook the steak. Sure, I only had the resources to make the steak because I have a job and my boss signs my checks but nobody would make that jump that they should give my boss the credit for something like that. I’m genuinely shocked that this is such a tough concept for y’all to get.

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u/Philosiphizor 5h ago edited 5h ago

You're deflecting with a false analogy. If your boss built the grill, engineered the kitchen, and dictated the recipe, he gets the credit for the steak. Cooking a steak isn't inventing anything. You're using a strawman of a passive check-writer to ignore what an active product architect actually does.

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u/KendrickBlack502 2h ago

Jesus christ… it sounds like you just learned all of these words and you’re trying to test them out. Just walk away

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