Remember: With enough money, you can fully insulate yourself from any ill effects, no matter how many people your decisions kill.

Oh no. You don’t say that ill thought out policies, condemned by every reputable economist, are screwing things up in record time?

Wow this took me down memory lane. As a young engineer that started my career at Ford (‘07-’10) under Mulally’s “One Ford” plan... it reminds me of how much it sucked and nothing but a joke around the office. Every place I’ve worked at since has had a similar mentality or moto, and they all fail. Ford’s problem, was it…

I suspect most CEO’s just make stuff up as they go. They still get paid, and any change usually produces the desired short-term stock boost.

That’s insane...PC Magazine still exists?

Resistance losses, lower material costs and the usual illogical Musk minimalism.  

We need a Project 1788 to counter Project 2025.

I think folks have yet to realize that this is a full-flung venture/vulture capital takeover of the United States.

Things are going to go to shit quickly as the operations and running of the country get sold to the lowest bidder. 

It’s worth reading the linked articles to get more context to this story.

I knew he was a total POS ages ago, even before the Model 3 debute. All you needed to do is read his history with other businesses like Paypal and how he forced Tesla to call him a founder of the company.

“Deep down inside we all think like Elon which is why we purchase his products to support his and his quest to help humanity.”

The pearl-clutching from this aggrieved CT owner crowd is pretty fucking rich. I would love to know how many of the alt-right recent Cybertruck owners were previous owners of a lifted 3500HD or 3500 that blocked EV charging stations or coal-rolled cyclists on the road. I would be willing to bet it is not a small…

On behalf over every Prius driver that’s ever been tailgated by an asshole in a bro-dozer, and on behalf of every EV driver that’s ever been inconvenienced by a jerk parking their Mo-par noisemaker in an EV charging spot, and on behalf of every driver that’s ever had to choke on some douchebag’s rolled coal, I say…

“Thankfully, at least one Cybertruck owner on the forum saw sense and explained that if everyone started “emulating this heart to the crowd, things will get real ugly real quick.””

So you bought one of the most ridiculous vehicles ever made to draw attention to yourself. Then, when it’s not the attention you want, you try and play the victim.

My dad bought a Cybertruck (before the whole “salute” business). It wasn’t a bad drive, it was rather comfortable and quiet. But man do you feel like you’re in a cave, that interior is rather depressing. My dad has always been a little eccentric with his vehicle choices, He had an Iroc Camaro when I was a baby, an…

Love the idea of this Jeep but considering a year into owning it you’ll most likely have to deal with a recall that won’t be addressed for 5 years, that will eventually lead to a 10 year warranty on said component. All the while you fight Chrysler/Stellantis tooth and nail for a rental car while they try to hire a…

Well the “90's” spans a decade, but Limited trims were definitely selling for $30k+ even half way through the decade.