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A lot of people believe in comforting justice narratives. The truth is there is no justice, there is only power, who has it, and how they wield it. That is what collectively drives civilization.
Like the fellow or not, outright lies like "When Musk’s plans inevitably fail" undercut any credibility this creed might have.

Tesla cars, the new Optimus thing, SpaceX, xAI...like, the dude has a track record of making things happen.

Be upset about the concentration of wealth, be upset about a misunderstanding of public policy and misalignment of values in the execution of DOGE, be upset about petty manchild antics on Twitter--but for fuck's sake, can we please stop ignoring the evidence (good and bad) in front of our own eyes?

This is what passes as publishable journalism these days? It would fail a 101 class. What a sad state of affairs.

Regardless of opinion on Musk, normalizing whining does nothing for anyone.

> (and possibly his ketamine habit)

I think I’ve read Buzz Feed articles with more integrity.

This article is far too positive.

It regularly assumes he tried to do good things and failed.

Homer: "The worst thing about Elon Musk so far!"

Me: he got away with all of it so far