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.
is it really wasted dollars if the idiots and investors pour attention and money in, respectively. This whole thing was a stupid marketing stunt, but the average dumbass believes it was real, and the average Tesla investor isn't too much higher up the intelligence totem pole.
That's what I keep saying. The one strength Elon has going for him is that he's a good salesman/conman, as narcissists tend to be. People who see through his bullshit don't really matter for his success. What matters is the people who fall for it.
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u/KendrickBlack502 9h 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.