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Re:Tesla sends untrained employees to work on cars as servic... by 1shooner on Thursday June 16, 2022 @08:29PM (#31772664)
Does the consumer that passes on Tesla because of Musk look much further than their twitter feed when evaluating the alternatives? How does the impact of one person's social media behavior weigh against the conduct and impact of mega corporations making decisions about large scale industrial production and energy consumption?
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Re:Tesla sends untrained employees to work on cars as servic... by mcguire on Thursday June 16, 2022 @09:53PM (#31773255)
According to Tesla (and SpaceX) fans, Musk is the company. He not only makes strategic decisions, but is also involved in day to day engineering development. The valuation of the company is driven by Musk's social media behavior; certainly, there's no rational economic reason.

One person's impact is the reason for Tesla, no?

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Re:Tesla sends untrained employees to work on cars as servic... by smotched on Friday June 17, 2022 @10:04AM (#31778350)
by "According to Tesla (and SpaceX) fans" you mean some random tweet I read one time?
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