he works hard, he is wealthy(very), and intelligent, has visions of possibilities for the future and he works hard (yes I repeat myself)..
just as the law of lift combines with speed, air velocity and resistance with thrust... to over ride the effects of the laws related to gravity... I would suggest that elon’s actions and frame for addressing the overcoming of the law to which you have referred.
planes overcome the effects of gravity by the hundreds or thousands of miles and millions of people every day... they are in practicum, ABOVE aspects of the law of gravity... look up in the sky... and there they are. satellites are continuously falling at the rate of orbital velocity...
so yes, in a way, elon is above the law, due to the other laws of action he practices day to day.
I don’t LIKE all that he says, believes or implicates... but he due to wealth, action, effort and some vital inspiration... IS above the law.
In that aspect, so is Donald Trump... above the law.
Jordan Peterson described Musk as perhaps one in a thousand in creativity, and one in a thousand in conscientiousness, making his combination of those traits one in a million. And on reflection, upped that to as much as one in a billion.I don’t LIKE all that he says, believes or implicates... but he due to wealth, action, effort and some vital inspiration... IS above the law. In that aspect, so is Donald Trump... above the law.
When Musk bought Twitter and turned it into “X,” it was probably a braver act than he even realized, considering the corruption he was going up against. It is widespread corruption in high places which thinks to be above the law, not Elon Musk or even Donald Trump.According to Scott Adams (who says he was a bank’s loan officer before he was told that because of his not being black or female he was never going to be promoted) describes the charge against Trump that he inflated the value of the collateral he offered for his loan as being presumptively true and utterly irrelevant. In the sense that no bank ever takes a loan applicant’s word for the value of offered loan collateral. Ever. Exaggeration of offered collateral’s value is nominally illegal but absolutely routine. And the bank that Trump “defrauded” testified but only during the sentencing hearing (wonder why they didn’t get the chance during the prosecution phase) that the bank would like more of Trump’s business. Some criminal, some crime!