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Could one of the moderators please provide a public, concrete explanation as to why every single thread regarding Elon Musk is being shut down?
Given the recent developments surfacing in the news—if you follow the press at all—this whole situation reeks of censorship...
Thirty million dollars for a megalomaniac who, after nine full years, hasn't actually delivered or sold a single thing he promised—there is nothing tangible to sell (aside from a $9,000 bicycle perhaps)—and whose company, consisting of a few hundred "employees" who are mostly students, still insists on branding itself as a mere startup...
Are we even permitted to discuss these Potemkin villages here on the forum—to point out that the emperor has no clothes?
Has this forum essentially morphed into a paid advertising platform for those willing to foot the bill?
We have seen no substantive response from the moderation team, aside from a few terse remarks about "cleaning up" the threads.
Ultimately, the truth will surface eventually, and the whole thing will collapse—much like Walmart did when the moderators worked so tirelessly to ensure negative coverage remained minimal...
Besides, stories from the employees are starting to leak out... I am hearing them more and more frequently from various quarters.
Tales of massive turnover and meager wages. In a country like the US, such things cannot be hidden indefinitely...
The latest credit line and these recent claims about hiring 1,000 workers feel like a total Saturday Night Live sketch—I mean, what would 1,000 people actually be doing?
Acting as a subcontracting firm that runs at a loss just to serve major manufacturers using free money and easy credit?
Or "producing" the C2, which still isn't road-ready and they only recently began testing in wind tunnels?
There are truly many questions... and closing these threads, even briefly, feels suspiciously like censorship—and quite frankly, it smells like McCain's fingerprints are all over it.
Given the recent developments surfacing in the news—if you follow the press at all—this whole situation reeks of censorship...
Thirty million dollars for a megalomaniac who, after nine full years, hasn't actually delivered or sold a single thing he promised—there is nothing tangible to sell (aside from a $9,000 bicycle perhaps)—and whose company, consisting of a few hundred "employees" who are mostly students, still insists on branding itself as a mere startup...
Are we even permitted to discuss these Potemkin villages here on the forum—to point out that the emperor has no clothes?
Has this forum essentially morphed into a paid advertising platform for those willing to foot the bill?
We have seen no substantive response from the moderation team, aside from a few terse remarks about "cleaning up" the threads.
Ultimately, the truth will surface eventually, and the whole thing will collapse—much like Walmart did when the moderators worked so tirelessly to ensure negative coverage remained minimal...
Besides, stories from the employees are starting to leak out... I am hearing them more and more frequently from various quarters.
Tales of massive turnover and meager wages. In a country like the US, such things cannot be hidden indefinitely...
The latest credit line and these recent claims about hiring 1,000 workers feel like a total Saturday Night Live sketch—I mean, what would 1,000 people actually be doing?
Acting as a subcontracting firm that runs at a loss just to serve major manufacturers using free money and easy credit?
Or "producing" the C2, which still isn't road-ready and they only recently began testing in wind tunnels?
There are truly many questions... and closing these threads, even briefly, feels suspiciously like censorship—and quite frankly, it smells like McCain's fingerprints are all over it.