Musk’s broken promises have yet to reach anything near the volume of lies that Trump told as president. But given his recent track record, it’s well past time for the press to grant him an equal measure of skepticism.
After all the terrible stuff Musk has said and done, it’s the lies that push it over the edge? Are you serious?
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Usman Qureshi, iPhone in Canada
Real talk, this sounds like RSS with less capability and privacy.
The boundaries of political etiquette are made-up, crafted by the powerful to protect their interests while allowing the rest of us to believe we’re somehow influencing them through our polite reserve.
Jessica Valenti, All in Her Head
In one exchange, Kalanick dismissed concerns from other executives that sending Uber drivers to a protest in France put them at risk of violence from angry opponents in the taxi industry. “I think it’s worth it,” he shot back. “Violence guarantee[s] success.”
I mean I think we all knew it would be bad but holy shit.