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im literally going to follow through on my order for a cybertruck simply so i can profit off the absolutely inevitable lawsuits. and if there somehow isnt justification for them, it will be because its the absolute dopest car ever made.
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im honestly getting concerned that elon thinks he can just wax poetic about any features he thinks will be 'cool' and that somehow never accomplishing shit is just NBD at this point.Comment
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also it rips him wide open for lawsuits galoreComment
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its unlikely but not impossible that his lawyers and teslas lawyers arent constantly monitoring his communications for actual exposure / liability. like morally i get the outrage but im really not that bullish on this being patently illegal at the moment.
example;
"buy a cybertruck. it will have a cybergoose that will shit out golden eggs."
true? clearly not.
but he could literally send a single jr associate lawyer to court saying "yeah we never said when, its still in R&D" and the whole fucking courtroom would literally be like:
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and the recent backtracking with self driving? first he says "no problemo we have it all in the works beta8 beta9 blabla", some time later he goes "oooh solving real world selfdriving is much harder then we anticipated maybe its not so easy afterall maybe we will never tackle it"
As a bigger shareholder i would be pretty pissed
Also there are enough instances where fraudulon musk specifically said some arbitrary date where something would be released or finished
that little shit lies so much you need a database to keep track of all his liesIn January's Tesla earnings call, an analyst asked Elon Musk about his belief that Tesla would achieve Level 5 autonomy—jargon for a car that can drive itself in all situations—by the end of the year.
But six weeks later, Tesla's director of Autopilot software, CJ Moore, contradicted Musk in a March meeting with California regulators. That's according to a memo obtained by transparency site Plainsite via a freedom of information request.
https://arstechnica.com/cars/2021/05...ving-timeline/Comment
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honestly im not trying to argue mind you but imagine how fuckin rich those majority stakeholders are. like if we retrace to $60 a share instead of $600, then the shareholders are going to get antsy.Comment
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phizer double vax now showing around 68% prevention on delta strain of covid.
gentlemen.
start your puts.Comment
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Zalgo druff pointed out the guy who posted this data is something of a notorious israeli quack and this is one of those situations where i could absolutely see that being the case. https://twitter.com/DrEricDing/statu...73605609574401 but its interesting to note that SPX _bombed_ at open...
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I dont want to pick a fight i am just perplexed why this shit takes so long... also some shareholders are already in a lawsuit with tesla because of the acquisition of solarcity and the solar roof fail production...Originally posted by sonatine View PostComment
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yeah i almost hate talking about this because the legal nuances are totally insane and nonintuitive and have a million different subtle angles. like its so easy to just come off as contrarian.Originally posted by Zalgo View Post
but since we are talking law, the parents of a 15 year old killed by a tesla on autopilot are suing:
https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/artic...T-16295683.php
its unclear to me how they expect to collect money when the driver has their hands on the wheel, or how to collect money if the driver doesnt have his hands on the wheel.
would make more sense to sue the transportation authority that made driver assist legal but gl with that obv.
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oh the solarcity lawsuit guys settled out of court
https://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wi...rcity-72425974
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