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"Money is not his motivation, and, quite frankly, I think it just happens for him," Justine said. "I'ts just there. He knows he can generate it."
Recuerdo una conversación con un amigo, a principios de siglo, cuando Tesla se estaba formando. Mi amigo me explicaba cómo iban a ser los coches y a mí me parecía casi imposible, inviable. En especial, no veía posible la carga rápida de semejante monstruo de litio ni su durabilidad ni su autonomía. Pero ahí está. Mientras tanto, sigo tragandome mis palabras.
PD: Por cierto, vive en un piso de 35 m2 (además tampoco es pisitófilo).
No es optimismo es un humo muy bien vendido que le permite obtener dinero para alcanzar objetivos mucho más discretos que, evidentemente son logros y tal. Su principal logro es captar la pasta, en lo que es un genio y que quieren que les diga, es la función principal de un CEO. Es decir, como cabeza de una empresa que necesita crecer me parece un tipo sobresaliente.
El valor de Elon es que con el hipe de esas cosas, al final ha conseguido que sus proyectos tiren para adelante. Al final los 500.000 reservistas del M3 a 35.000 euros acabaron pagando mucho más por él.
¿Cómo se llamaba eso de los tubos...lo de la Boring Company?
“I’ve lived in L.A. for 16 years and the traffic has varied between horrible and absolutely excruciating,” Musk told reporters earlier in the day after rides in the tunnel. “I don’t see anything on the horizon that solves it. This is one solution–not to the exclusion of other things—but it’s a path to finally alleviating traffic congestion in cities. This is an early station—a prototype. We’re still figuring things out. But I think it’s a solution that would actually work.”The 1.14-mile illuminated test tunnel cost $10 million of the $40 million the privately funded company has spent thus far, with Musk contributing an undisclosed amount of his own money. It runs 40 feet beneath 120th Street in Hawthorne, next to Musk’s SpaceX headquarters. (“I wanted to be able to see it from my desk and know if we’re making progress,” he said.)
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