Confused? I had fun with the “Tesla killer” nonsense a couple of weeks ago, and also with a decade of claims that Tesla was about to be dead (aka bankrupt), but a recent tweet or two stimulated yet one more Morning Monkey Business piece on these topics.
Climate change has serious implications. But that doesn’t mean we can’t appreciate a few clever tweets.
I recently interviewed a major auto executive. Below is an edited transcript of our interview.
Tesla CEO & Chairman Elon Musk is a wild man, a mad scientist who has lost his marbles, a gorilla ape gazillionaire who has brilliantly brainwashed the masses, a South African clone of Conor McGregor.
Holy cow — have you seen the pictures?! There are thousands of cars sitting on lots across the United States — unsold.
There’s a common pattern that follows announcements from Tesla CEO Elon Musk. A commenter on one of our recent articles summed it up well: “If this is a poker game, it’s a strange one. Elon Musk keeps showing his hand. Yet the shorts keep calling his bluff.”
Does a revolutionary engine have to revolve in order to be innovative? Can an internal combustion engine be cleaner than an electric motor? We report, you retort.
1981
— The Doer taught himself programming on a Commodore personal computer.
— The Dreamer made a drawing of an electric car of the future.
Elon Musk has been off Twitter for days. The internet is panicking. Some humanoids — facing a mental-emotional vacuum — are even now pondering the meaning of life.
Originally published at ilsr.org. Dear Santa, We’ve been very good this year and, if it isn’t too much trouble, we’d like a few things in 2018, let us know! Bad Federal Policies The most accurate characterization for federal clean energy initiatives in 2017 is “filling the swamp.” Proposals include reducing federal … [continued]
