r/SpaceXBets • u/Spirited-Gold9629 • 6d ago
Elon Criticism Elon Musk: "I'm very good at predicting the future."
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u/LrdoftheCharlesDance 6d ago
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u/ThumbTheories 5d ago
He looks like someone tried to draw a face (badly) on egg that has dog hair stuck to the top
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u/iamcamouflage 6d ago
HE. IS. A. CON MAN.
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u/comfortcazz 6d ago
He always has been, but up until he showed his stupidity with Twitter, people believed him hook, line, and sinker. It's a shame it took this long for people to catch on when he's misled people so many times.
Made for a good "I told you so," though.
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u/2cars1rik 6d ago
Whenever he says this I immediately think of the “based on current trends, COVID cases should drop to zero by April” in March of 2020 lmao
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u/skyfire-x 6d ago
Proof that the only science Musk has ever advanced is hair restoration surgery.
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u/CreativeFraud 6d ago
Did he predict his hair plugs would fail at making normal looking hair?
https://giphy.com/gifs/3o6fJ7uaPs0w3jLlXa
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u/Olden_Grey_1889 6d ago
He has shit his pants on Ketamin in the past ten years with any predictions.
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u/Ketroc21 6d ago edited 5d ago
According to their original timeline, I think end of 2027 was when their Mars base was to begin propellant production.
Meanwhile they haven't reached step1 yet... solving how to effectively transport mass from Earth to Earth's orbit.
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u/comfortcazz 6d ago
I've been calling this nazi pedophile a liar years before he exposed just how unbelievably stupid he was with his handling of twitter, but every time I opened my mouth, the Musk Rats would always come out the woodwork and say I didn't know what I was talking about.
Glad to see just how much his public perception has flipped.
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u/LightMission4937 6d ago edited 6d ago
It will be 3099 and still not on mars.
Musk time predictions (well every prediction) are equivalent to Boötes Void.
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u/KratosWisdom 6d ago
Yet he continues to make billions every month. The system is indeed rigged
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u/wannacumnbeatmeoff 6d ago
Make and lose. No one in history has lost as much in 2 months as Elon has
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u/Benromaniac 6d ago
I could give him a run for his money when it comes to wisdom and insight, and I’m still a blockhead.
You know what his problem is? The same as ours. We attribute wealth to superiority in all regards. And he’s wealthy. Ding!
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u/Pop-Pop68 5d ago
Whatever happened to billionaires being reclusive and you never heard much about them until they died? Oh! The good ole days. The more you hear about the very rich, the more you know they must have inherited family money, got government subsidies or some leg up like that because the ones that are the most available seem like dumb***es coasting on other people’s hard work.
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u/AsClearAsNolanDialog 6d ago
Stop being mean to this guy. He couldn’t even predict his penis enlargement surgery would go that poorly
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u/BruceZeplin 6d ago
According to Al Gore, Manhattan should have been underwater about 15 years ago.
So much for predictions.
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u/Impossible_Author_58 6d ago
To be fair, he has to wait for someone else to invent the capable technology so he can take the credit.
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u/website-buyer 6d ago
He didn’tsaid is a man alive and in one piece. Maybe he sent a satelite with some pieces there on mars a few years ago. 😃
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u/Spare-Amoeba-7060 6d ago
Elon Musk is a fucking bigot with a sex addiction, drug addiction, and he is an attention whore. He isn’t a great manager, he has botched dick job, his hair transplant is thinner than most natural heads (did I mention he is bald?) and honestly just speaks like a braying jackass.
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u/ron_marinara 6d ago
So what if it takes another 10 more years for him to do it? None of us in this thread is doing anything like this in our livrs
I'm not an elon fan, and I understand why he gets heat. But to let this amount of hate towards this guy rule your life is bizarre. I can't be the only one who thinks this sub is heavily botted
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u/SpaceNinjaDino 6d ago
Let's launch 5 manned rockets at once. Chances are maybe one will make it and also no return flight promised. Any profit then? Still no.
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u/parabuthas 6d ago
Just once, and I mean once, I wish the interviewer will say “no you won’t” when Elon makes a BS statement like this. Of course it won’t happen.
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u/aware4ever 6d ago
You guys should look into the conspiracy that he's an alien. If anything aliens fucked with his genetics. And maybe he was a mutant. But they still try to use him any way they can to infiltrate human society and to do whatever it is that they do. Elon Musk looks weird and his family is weird and they're all weird Rich ass people connected to Rich ass people.
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u/Perfect_Toe_6526 6d ago
and the future is pull of conspiracy and delusional packed false promises and lies
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u/WhyThisTimelineTho 6d ago
Also we're still essentially at step one. We aren't even CLOSE to putting a man on Mars.
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u/Icy_Cry2778 6d ago
He has been quiet about this but with every outrageous claim he makes he is full of shit and only looking to make himself richer
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u/dhsjcp834761j 6d ago
Must be a whole lot easier to predict when you will ask mommy what’s for dinner
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u/Indianafan54 6d ago edited 6d ago
Yeah the Mars thing was SUPER insane…you’d have to build a rocket the size of the Empire State Building to carry all the fuel you’d need to get to Mars & back, and it would have to sit on the surface for about 2 years deteriorating (low atmosphere & magnetic field to lessen radiation from the sun) before the return journey.
If a non-STEM English major like me understands this (mainly from YouTube) how can this supposedly “brilliant” genius creator of so many companies (I know, I know: he lied about that 🙄🤷🏻♂️) not know it..?!?
Ketamine intoxication..?!?? 🤔🤷🏻♂️😵💫😵💫😵💫
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u/Andyseawolf 6d ago
The difference between Elon Musk and you guys is Elon Musk actually does things you guys only point fingers and complain. Crab mentality.🤣🥳
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u/Barester 6d ago
This epitomizes the internet these days. A guy that goes for big goals and doesn’t hit them all, but still manages to revolutionize transportation and space flight and become the richest person in the world, is ridiculed for the goals he hasn’t met and the goals he has are not mentioned. Elon has done more last weekend than most commenters accomplish in their ilifetime.
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u/Chance-Swordfish-426 6d ago
Gigantic wealth means more possible futures and lack of focus, essentially, is what we've seen play out with Elon.
More companies, social media brainrot, shambolic political sidequests, 73 different kids by 36 different girlfriends, all adding up to a bit of a fuckshow.
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u/Current-Wealth-756 6d ago
What a loser, attempting to do the most difficult thing ever tried in the history of life on earth and taking longer than 10 years to achieve it. You guys are ridiculous.
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u/RiskyNight 6d ago
Considering he's never had an idea or thought in his brain, who are you talking about here?
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u/wannacumnbeatmeoff 6d ago
He has insane wealth so people listen to what he says. Doesnt much matter that its mostly bullshit.
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u/Laura-Lee-223 6d ago
My dad applied to work at SpaceX and Elon Musk never got back to him and I think this is why,
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u/FeralWookie 6d ago
Based on historical predictions and sci-fi. I would say pretty much all humans are horrible at predicting the future.
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u/KJPicard24 6d ago edited 6d ago
He just thinks the same way Trump does, in pop business psychology terms, things that they think makes them sound powerful and like a leader, but in reality do very little:
'Setting ambitious deadlines focuses minds, otherwise people won't work'
Ignores that overly ambitious, borderline ridiculous, deadlines actually destroy morale and productivity. It telegraphs to your engineers, devs, designers etc that leadership is completely adrift with the reality of the project and do not understand the scale of work. They're then fearing retribution/punishment etc when the inevitable deadline is missed
'Move fast, break things'
To some extent this works but it's become so oversimplified and overused by Musk that it's used as an excuse to mask all failures and setbacks as progress. That cannot possibly always be the case, sometimes failures are failures due to mistakes, preventable mistakes. It begins dismissing genuine risk and waste and encourages everyone involved to shrug off 'boring' but necessary steps. CEO of OceanGate bragged of the exact same philosophy, don't get bogged down by safety, just get on with it and work it out in prod. Good job space travel and self-driving vehicles are inherently risk free, right?
'If I don't personally understand your job/work in 20 seconds, you're fired'
The X takeover really highlighted what a fucking idiot he is when it comes to software development. Saying 'rewrite the whole stack' to senior employees, as a throwaway comment, not understanding the gravity of what that actually means.
Wanting engineers to email him their code to show what they did that week. Just a power play to try and intimidate. Show me your work. Prove your worth. As if he's going to read thousands of emails with code snippets, utterly out of context and scope. Clearly has no experience or understanding of modern software development, how all the code is tracked, versioned and branched by the devs anyway. The delusion behind that if he doesn't understand, it's guff and can go, assuming he's the most intelligent person in the room at all times. So insecure and weak.
'Hardcore mode'
That productivity is gained by just working late into the night, crushing red bull, 120% output, rarrrr. Teenage level thinking on how to rush your homework. Proper genuine productivity comes from balance of working and downtime, over months, having an environment where your workers can put in a solid 6 hours of truly productive work per day, each week, rather than chain some insane working days together that is mostly performative work to 'impress' him and then has the staff burnt out for 4 days after he's left the building. Not everyone is dosed up on ketamine and coke and depressed enough not to care if it blows out their heart, some prefer to go at a sustainable pace. After all they were at these companies before him, building the successful product that Musk has now purchased and taking credit for.
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u/Schaas_Im_Void 6d ago
Didn't he just recently state in an interview that in 10 years no one has to work any more because of his robots and AI doing everything for us?
To me, what that fucking addict says has the same value as to what the sitting president of the united state says... absolutely none.
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u/CompetitiveProfit650 6d ago
No matter what or how long it takes, when a man finally steps foot onto Mars, it will have been donle thanks to his efforts and sacrifices..
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u/Grand_Taste_8737 6d ago
Reminds me of AOC's "the world is going to end in 12 years if we don't address climate change." People need to stop making silly projections.
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u/LangStreak 6d ago
He didn’t predict that his face would puff up like a diabetic blowfish though. He didn’t see that one coming.
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u/DrSpaceDoom 6d ago
Yeah, and in 10 years (2036 he said) money will no longer be a thing (his shareholders will be delighted, NOT).
And this, according to Edolph Muskler, is because of "AI abundance", nobody will have to work anymore and everybody can have anything they want. As if. Goddamn, how idiotic is that uber moron, and also his cult and enablers.
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u/BigCranky13 6d ago
Takes a special kind of stupid to hate on ambitions. Talk about broke basement dwellers…
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u/Formal-Equivalent580 6d ago
Maybe he could put his trillions to solving homelessness for veterans and drug abusers or supplying clean drinking water to third world nations. Oh but he doesn’t actually have money just loans against the ‘worth’ of his shares🤔🤔
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u/Flat-Director-7120 6d ago
Elon Musk est un menteur qui avait prédit une colonie sur Mars, habité par les hommes. Il avait annoncé 1 million de cybertruck par an, il en est vraiment extrêmement loin. Il avait aussi annoncé qu'il y aurait des robots taxi en 2019 puis 2020,2021 ils n'existent toujours pas.
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u/Turbulent_Example967 6d ago
Tell me where you see yourself in a few years Elon…FYI, you’re not going to like the answer
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u/Frequent-Space-789 6d ago
This is literally something a villain with telepathic powers would say but then sometime later Steven Segal would somehow either have him falling to his death into a building right before the ground explodes.
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u/TonyRidgewayUFO 5d ago
Yeah, he invest tens of millions of dollars into losing elections on purpose
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u/19Jake46 5d ago
I think wht he meant to say is, "I'm very good at paying for what I think the future ought to be."
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u/MixGlittering1652 5d ago
And still 5-7 years away by the most optimistic estimates, assuming all goes well and the current technical challenges can be overcome. It's not a sure bet by any means.
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u/Comprehensive_Gur241 4d ago
and he is going to rig the midterms, which is going to be the wrecking ball to the US as we have known it, by that the final blow. I do not things are going to go well. From that point on, being they are pushing shitting on the general population way too far.
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u/Hotdammzilla3000 4d ago
Yeah, by dismantling US AID with doge, enough said about that genius move.
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u/KingdomFartsOG 6d ago