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Originally Posted by Fuzz

He doesn't know how anything works. He's that moronic ####### that hangs over your shoulder, and takes in just enough to BS to be able to sell your work to others. He has no clue how databases work, or how to even run a python script. He certainly doesn't understand the intricacies or value of government. All he knows is he can make more money if there is less of it, and stay out of prison.

I do believe Elon knows a thing or two about Ponzi Schemes... just going by the definition of a Ponzi Scheme:

What Is a Ponzi Scheme?
A Ponzi scheme is an investment scam that pays early investors with money taken from later investors to create an illusion of big profits. A Ponzi scheme promises a high rate of return with little risk to the investor. It relies on word-of-mouth, as new investors hear about the big returns earned by early investors. Inevitably, the scheme collapses when the flow of new money slows, making it impossible to keep up the payments of alleged profits.

And factoring these three statements:

Speaking in a recent interview, the billionaire said that he wanted to fix a number of problems with Tesla vehicles – including improving the cars’ built-in web browser, which he said was too slow – but that the “overwhelming focus is on solving full self-driving”.

Mr Musk added that the feature was “essential. It’s really the difference between Tesla being worth a lot of money or worth basically zero”.

What Does Full Self-Driving Not Do?
Despite its name, Full Self-Driving does not enable a Tesla to completely drive itself as it does not enable a Tesla to operate for an extended period of time with the driver’s hands off the steering wheel. The Tesla’s operator is still responsible for staying in the driver’s seat, paying attention to road conditions, staying alert and being ready to take over in any situation in which the Full Self-Driving system responds inappropriately. Full Self-Driving does not absolve a Tesla driver from the responsibility for the safe operation of the vehicle. If Full Self-Driving operates improperly and a crash occurs as a result, Full Self-Driving does not take responsibility for that incident, nor does Tesla.

As of early 2025, Tesla notes that if the company detects improper use of Full Self-Driving, the system will be suspended in that vehicle.

This wasn't exactly a silver bullet for Tesla's worried shareholders, though it may have calmed a few; the automaker's cratering share price crept up a couple of percentage points on (2025-03-21) Friday morning. "What I'm saying is, hang on to your stock," Musk said during the meeting, which may have been his most important message.

We should believe him. Soon, after all, they will be referred to as Musk Schemes