djsumdog on Nostr: Same. And I've been working remote for a few years. There are honestly times when I ...

Same. And I've been working remote for a few years. There are honestly times when I do miss some things about the office. With my co-workers all across the ocean and having 8am meetings, it makes co-location spaces really impractical too. It's also interesting how companies are saving money on facilities and those costs are now included by the remote worker out of their paycheck.

But Musk is a single man whose entire value is getting other people to do what he wants. His visions are dependent on other people believing in it. And there is some value to that. He and others like him were born into wealth, but there are others born into that prosperity that cannot generate another generation of wealth. So there's something to that, but at the same time ... dude wouldn't know the first thing about building a fuel transfer system for a rocket. I doubt he'd be able to really learn it either.