At the time, he seemed like a Heinlein character. At mentioned above, it was really only after that that he went mask-off.The writers thought Musk was a hero.
At the time, he seemed like a Heinlein character. At mentioned above, it was really only after that that he went mask-off.The writers thought Musk was a hero.
Back around 2000, when I first heard the rumblings that Nissan was working on developing an all-electric car, my plan was to keep "Arabella," my 1978 Datsun 510 (and yes, the Nanny and the Professor allusion was intentional) until this hypothetical electric Nissan became available (and affordable).I'd drive a Nissan Leaf with a bad cell before I'd drive anything of his
Teeeeechnically it was just Musk junior high school. So perhaps a completely unrelated person coincidently with the same surname was a decent person within the next 200something years.
Some seed is just rottenWhy cant' it be like what it's been through history, where the descendants do what they can to redeem the family image. Musk has a lot of kids and will eventually die one day if not from a ketamine overdose,just simply old age. It could be one or more of his children or even a foundation they create out of his estate spends the next several hundred years redeeming him by building schools, hospitals, facilities like that especially in formerly disadvantaged areas. We dont know when the utopia kicked in, so it's not like WW3 earth suddenly became the 22nd century paradise we know from Enterprise, so there's a good few hundred years for money to potentially still be worthwhile this way and then after that time, the name just became a heritage name on a structure like Fort Bragg or Chateau Picard, like any other. Seems reasonble enough to me
Canon's always been fucked up.
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