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Delaware judge strikes down Elon Musk's Tesla pay package for 2nd time
(www.businessinsider.com)
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Your uneducated opinion is observed and discarded.
What does a thoroughly inane statement like "watching it happen" mean to you?
Closely following the company during that time period and their various development efforts.
Watching Eberhard repeatedly go down the tech tree of a gearbox, and having it repeatedly fail. Switching designs, switching manufacturers, two or three times doing this and ending up with a result that would not be reliable.
Then Elon steps in with an obvious, simple solution of just put a single gear and a larger electric motor and suddenly development moves forward.
I also note with interest that nobody of any real acclaim wanted to work with Eberhard after he left Tesla. Ex Tesla employees are generally in high regard, Eberhard was not.
I enjoy your calmly delivered flimflam.
Such as: having direct visibility into the proprietary developments that are negative to the company in its infancy.
That musky actually understands why use of a 'bigger motor' would solve the problems associated with gearboxes. For that matter, that you understand the technical choices made in the matter are funny as well.
What kind of motors were picked, and why? I further love that your messiah still went for a gearbox design in the earlier model s that failed very very loudly as they drive around.
You've helped further cement how embarrassing his engineering skills are to professional mechanical engineers in the midst of your proselytizing.
I'd say Tesla and other companies are succeeding in spite of, not because of, musky. Cheerio.