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That's a lot of words for someone with a dick in their mouth
not being invited to Davos isn't a big deal. Telling people you were invited when you weren't makes you look like a complete clown though. >


not being invited to Davos isn't a big deal.

100% - i do it every year without even thinking about it >

I have not been invited for 51 years straight, you don’t see me complaining. >

Plot twist: you're 54 and went all through your infancy. >

Until...the incident. >

We don’t talk about the incident. >

“Musk is invited everywhere.”
- Musk >

Because everyone loves people who talk about themselves in the turd person.
Edit: one too many letters. >

…in the turd person. >

Leave us out of this. We don't claim him. >

What?! A sentient turd?! TIL…
I don’t blame you for not wanting to associate yourselves with an inferior brand of excrement. >

I bet nothing roils him more than not being good enough for something (and everything). >

Daddy didn’t hug him enough growing up >

Given that his dad is sleeping with his sister, maybe better to not get hugged by him if you can avoid it. >

The one reasonable thing Errol Musk ever did was not defend Elon after some other kid hospitalized him for making fun of his father’s suicide. >

Wait.... What? >

Musk: "I didn't go because it is boring."
Davos: "You didn't go because you were not invited."
Twitter: Davos Account Banned for racism. >

They discriminated against an African American though
/s >

"..because it sound boring af lol."
He cant even pretend to act his age, let alone be a decent human being >

Hard to pretend to be a decent human being when you aren't. Musk is the worst of us. >


Musk is the worst of us.

He truly is. 
So when somebody says that they still like/admire Musk, it reveals what kind of shit bag they are. >

Exactly! 
Musk didn't invent anything. He stole and invested in all of the tech he's involved in. He's responsible for PayPal and I have a hard time with the idea that someone else wasn't responsible for it's being too >

He isn't even responsible for PayPal. He started X.com which got bought by Confinity. He was then shortly after fired and then Confinity rebranded as PayPal and got bought by Ebay. Nothing Musk did was used in PayPal. All his code from X.com was pure garbage and was scrapped as useless.
Musk likes to try to take credit for PayPal just like he tries to take credit for everything else he involves himself in while not actually doing anything and lying about what he did. Just like how he claims to have founded Tesla and had nothing to do with that either. >


He started X.com which got bought by Confinity.

X.com was not bought by Confinity, the two merged.
Confinity had the customer base with its Paypal platform, but was underfunded to develop it, X.com did not have the customer base, but was cash rich due to Musks own money (from  Zip2 sale) and investors (and also had a banking licence)
Don't think there was any "code from Musk" in X.com platform as he always says last time he coded was zip2...actually there was not much to the X.com "platform" anyway as it was an "online bank" that only existed independently for about 4 months
Looking at the details it would be kind of appropriate to say X.com bought into Confinity though >

Musk still had nothing to do with the founding of Paypal. He can claim what he wants but he is still lying. >

Him and Thiel are still tight to this day though (both lean heavily right), they both probably just let it slide as a quid pro quo. >

Well making a few hundred million together will heal most disputes >

Well to be fair its not the 'economic losers' summit. Unless they all needed a lesson on how to lose billions in a few months. >

Hey, he lost the MOST billions. >

I love how Elon bought Twitter and basically outed himself as a terrible capitalist and clueless people manager. >

I think Edward Norton did great impersonating him in the movie version of him in Glass Onion. Idiot that knows how to use other people’s great ideas. Sounds about right. >

He didn't even know how to use other people's idea's, he just spouts random shit and the people around him make happen what they were already capable of.
Reminds me of Musk's cameo in Iron Man 2 when he tells Tony Stark he has an idea for electric airplanes. It's like, no shit, anyone can have ideas, ideas are easy. It takes someone like Stark to actually make them. >

Yeah I mean he talks a good game, but when are we going to see rockets that land or an electric car revolution? It's all talk from Musk. >

Having the money to invest in your ideas is a different thing from having ideas. Pretty sure every kid has thought of rockets that land or electric cars by the time they're in 2nd grade.
He happened to have the money and the willingness to spend it at the same time the tech was becoming available to do those things.
Doesn't make him a genius, as you can see by his stupid ideas that haven't worked like drilling under cities and buying Twitter. >

Change in velocity is usually just called change in velocity. Delta-V is what you say when you're trying to sound smart by obfuscating your meaning to casuals.
And do you think he meant "full flow staged combustion", because that's what that article is ultimately talking about. Also the phrase "full stage" literally doesn't occur in your source /once/. It was literally just one of the top 1 or 2 hits on google.
It helps if you use quotation marks when you do the Google search. Also if you have a background in engineering, Musk doesnt. >


Change in velocity is usually just called change in velocity. Delta-V is what you say when you're trying to sound smart by obfuscating your meaning to casuals.

Yeah, this is Musk's whole brand. He's no different from any other corporate executive, he just has a weird cult of personality thing going on. 

And do you think he meant "full flow staged combustion" 

I assumed that's what he was going for (seen a lot of SpaceX/Musk fans gush about it) but I haven't seen the video/context so I just used the same source. Full stage combustion by itself isn't particularly deep or meaningful, hence the leap. You have to dig through a lot of bluster with Musk and his fans. >

Yea, but that's the other guys point "full stage combustion" isn't a thing at all, which is why it requires me to make a leap of logic to guess at what he meant, since he doesn't know. >

Uh oh, tantrum ensues… >

Dude got rich by being born rich, in apartheid South Africa.
They owns an emerald mine. People worship this dude, and it’s weird. Nobody should be surprised that he’s a shitty person. Midget on the shoulder of giants, and slaves. >

He tweeted that he has no idea where this idea came that his dad owned an emerald mine. Even though in 2014 he had an interview where he talked about the emerald mine his dad owned. 
SomeMoreNews did a bit on him today. He just wants to be adored but everything he does makes people see the dumbass he really is. >

In fairness, Snopes did a fact check and landed on False, saying there was no evidence. I can't see them missing something that's probably on Wayback.
I don't think there's a question he comes from significant money, it's just not know specifically where it comes from. >

you are correct, another journo did a investigation into a lot of the common claims and most are very benign.
IIRC it was his father invested as a 30-40% shareholder in an emerald mine and did not have any say over the management or operation of the mine just collected 400k (not even his best investment), In fact his father giving him 20k to start Zip2 was by in large a better investment returning millions when they sold it.
His father sounds like a narcissist and the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. But the whole emerald mine thing and where he got his money from is full of false click bait lies from most of the media and gets peddled around reddit like its a major dig at his character but its really just dumb business insider being dumb click bait trash. >

Even though the douche said it himself in an interview about his father owning a portion of that emerald mine. Which was during the apartheid times in South Africa. Knowingly or unknowingly, he was raised with wealth that was taken from the backs of slaves. >

Dude you should go outside and get some air, he had no say in apartheid and the same journo that investigated this came to conclusion that even Musk's own father ran on an anti-apartheid party in SA. Should every white SA be "knowingly or unknowingly" be responsible for apartheid? even at younger age? get over yourself. The interview you talk about where he said his father owned a portion of an emerald mine was in his discussions about giving his then girlfriend a raw emerald his father gave to his mother after they divorced. Its all around just a weird flex, par for the course with his autism not some "apartheid emereald mine slaver" comments that get thrown around with very shakey evidence. There are just far and away better things to dig on him for than this, why even keep parroting Buisness Insider "burns/gotchas"?
The supposed "wealth" he gained from an emerald mine investment was a hobby for Erol not were he got his real "wealth". His father also wasn't supportive of his ex-wife and sons immigrating to Canada and did not give them much and most of his family considered it hard times during the split. He wasn't a silver spoon type that people make him out to be, it wasn't until Zip2 that he was considered wealthy and became a privileged narcists he is today.