I'm so smart that most of you can't even relate to the truth of what I'm saying.
I am 161 IQ and everything Elon does makes sense to me. If you can't understand that's on you and your poorly shaped cranium.
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I'm so smart that most of you can't even relate to the truth of what I'm saying.
I am 161 IQ and everything Elon does makes sense to me. If you can't understand that's on you and your poorly shaped cranium.
Please explain to those of us with lower neuron capacity, if you can.I am 161 IQ and everything Elon does makes sense to me. If you can't understand that's on you and your poorly shaped cranium.
In case it's relevant my EQ came out as 110 according to this test.
Now I'm very curious to know your EQ score.I'm sorry, I simply can't. I can tell by the way you type that you're three standard deviations below me in IQ.
Yeah, probably, although, we might be surprised. I think Tesla learned a lot of lessons with M3.I could take it - but Cadillac only offers up to a 6 month extension. That puts me into March 2020... still too early for a Model Y, methinks.
Is it possible to have a negative score? I'm pretty sure this person might be a -2E.Now I'm very curious to know your EQ score.
If that goal is to accelerate sustainable transport and then exit as fast as they came then yes they're killing it for sure.The answer is simple: accelerating the advent of sustainable transport any way they can.
We don’t have to understand every single decision. We need only see the results; they’re killing it, while every other OEM is not.
If that goal is to accelerate sustainable transport and then exit as fast as they came then yes they're killing it for sure.
It only goes to 100.In case it's relevant my EQ came out as 110 according to this test.
Oh its going to take a while before they exit. Once theres a true competitor in the market in the next 2-3 years I think they'll find they have a problem keeping and attracting customers as they continue to burn all the good will and develop a bad reputation for poor customer service.
Just wait until the numbers come out for Q1, then Q2 and so on. They’re doing just fine despite some people’s confusion and outrage.
I got an 85. Maybe that's why all the girls love me...In case it's relevant my EQ came out as 110 according to this test.
It won't matter because the job of store employees now seems to be the equivalent of car show booth babes. Just stand there, look good, and direct people to the web site for ordering.Just imagine the morale of the store personnel. One day you’re losing your job, probably. Then the next day, probably not. This should make for fantastic customer service!
Based on some insider information from someone involved in the Model X car seat design/manufacture + other evidence, here's how Elon works:
1. Elon makes a seemingly impossible demand on a seemingly impossible timeline, seemingly on a whim.
2. Forthright contractor or employee points out why his demand is impossible.
3. Elon fires said contractor/employee and gets another one who says the impossible is possible.
4. Failure occurs. Unfortunately, the good people are now long gone leaving only the sycophants.
5. Repeat
Sometimes this chaotic style results in a win:
eg SpaceX landing rockets on a floating platform
Mostly it results in chaos:
eg Model X delays due to falcon wing door issues
eg Model 3 ramp delays due to failure of the "alien dreadnaught" "machine building the machine" stuff that didn't work.
eg Elon vs SEC
eg Elon vs NHSTA
eg AutoPilot 2 vs AutoPilot 1 debacle and the whole fake FSD video farce
eg parts debacles
eg service debacles
eg closing stores/opening stores farce
eg the unusually high turnover of senior staff at Tesla
A lot of the questions are about hard work and persistence. You've already lost 5 points.Is there a test with maybe 25 questions max?
Based on some insider information from someone involved in the Model X car seat design/manufacture + other evidence, here's how Elon works:
1. Elon makes a seemingly impossible demand on a seemingly impossible timeline, seemingly on a whim.
2. Forthright contractor or employee points out why his demand is impossible.
3. Elon fires said contractor/employee and gets another one who says the impossible is possible.
4. Failure occurs. Unfortunately, the good people are now long gone leaving only the sycophants.
5. Repeat
Sometimes this chaotic style results in a win:
eg SpaceX landing rockets on a floating platform
Mostly it results in chaos:
eg Model X delays due to falcon wing door issues
eg Model 3 ramp delays due to failure of the "alien dreadnaught" "machine building the machine" stuff that didn't work.
eg Elon vs SEC
eg Elon vs NHSTA
eg AutoPilot 2 vs AutoPilot 1 debacle and the whole fake FSD video farce
eg parts debacles
eg service debacles
eg closing stores/opening stores farce
eg the unusually high turnover of senior staff at Tesla
Oh its going to take a while before they exit. Once theres a true competitor in the market in the next 2-3 years I think they'll find they have a problem keeping and attracting customers as they continue to burn all the good will and develop a bad reputation for poor customer service.