[vpintheak]

I see. It’s all good as long as some people ar getting paid?
I wouldn’t have a problem with him or his companies if they could stand on their own. But Musk has been a favorite welfare recipient of the government for a long time now.

[DennisR]

With all due respect, whose fault is that? His? Is he doing anything illegal?

[JustaTech]

If he had failed to take advantage of the cheapest financing available, he would be liable for fiduciary negligence.

He says he wants the future to be better. I like everything he's doing except the self-crashing feature in the cars. I'm perfectly capable of crashing without digital assistance, thank you very much.

But really, I expect the self-driving tech to actually get quite reliable and safe. The problem comes in when manual driving is finally banned, and your self-driving car is controlled by a mandated government network. In other words, you won't travel anywhere without the knowledge and acquiescence of a central authority. That is not liberty.