Hmmm

[Anonymous No.11684140]

How is it that a guy who supposedly works 120 hours per week, the billionaire genius, inventor, engineer behind tesla and spacex, who's just shy of building an iron man suit and snapping thanos into dust, can also manage to spend so much time shitposting on twitter and being the king of reddit?

[Anonymous No.11684145]

>>11684140
When you're the king you have many advisors you can delegate to while you shitpost online.

[Anonymous No.11684146]

>>11684140

[Anonymous No.11684188]

>>11684140
i 99.99% believe that elon musk browses 4chan,specifically/pol/.

[Anonymous No.11684195]

>>11684188
definitely not. he probably has visited here on at least one occasion though out of curiosity, but theres no way he browses the uninteresting shitheap that is /pol/. he just shares many 4channer's need to draw attention to themselves by being contrarian.

[Anonymous No.11684201]

>>11684188
>>11684195
He's a redditor

[Anonymous No.11684222]

>>11684140
Elon is an Edison and not a tesla or even a ford. Man is a brilliant marketer and PR guy though.

[Anonymous No.11684254]

>>11684140
>he fell for the "billionaires all work 100+ hours a week" meme

[Anonymous No.11684273]

>>11684140
>what is splitting your consciousness into an AI
You never really were talking to him in the first place.
Omae wa mou shindeiru.

[Anonymous No.11684309]

>>11684140
>shitposting on twitter and being the king of reddit
literally 90% of his current job

[Anonymous No.11684314]

>>11684140
Guys like that don't actually do much inventing or engineering or much of what we'd actually call work.

They're more commonly like:
>*puff*
>dude, what about like, an electric car
And then it's someone else's job to invent it but they have lots of tools, materials, staff and most importantly, get paid to do it which guys in their garage don't.

That's why we call them entrepreneurs and not inventors because most of them haven't "invented" stuff for years, if they ever did.

His shit-posting is probably just stuff he does between reading corporate reports though he has people for that too.

[Anonymous No.11684319]

>>11684140
>works 120 hours per week
hes too busy shitposting for that

[Anonymous No.11684322]

Elon Musk is Space Karen

[Anonymous No.11684425]

>>11684140
He rarely makes more than 5 tweets at a time. Not exactly time consuming.

[Anonymous No.11684458]

>>11684140
>genius, inventor, engineer
.

[Anonymous No.11684503]

>Inventor
lol
>Genius
Probably
>Engineer
nope
>120 hours a week
yeah right

[Anonymous No.11684523]

>>11684140
Because he doesn't work 120 hours per week, isn't a genius, an inventor, the engineer behind Tesla and SpaceX, and isn't just shy of building an iron man suit and snapping thanos into dust.

Musk is some sort of front man, a figurehead. His companies, especially SpaceX, aren't run by him, they're government owned. And Hyperloop is a total scam, the true purpose of which was probably research some materials, the goal was never to create a functional finished Hyperloop system. That or it was just a money scam.

[Anonymous No.11684785]

>>11684201
this 100%

[Anonymous No.11684847]

>>11684140
Drugs

[Anonymous No.11684863]

>>11684140
Musk's no omg IRL tony stark! but he is autistic enough to grasp a lot of things at a high level, if you watch his interviews his technical responses are usually broad analogies that the media and mid-wits seem to eat up. Anybody whose worked in industry has seen this a 1000 times before when every shit talking consultant slithers their way into the building. I won't be surprised if he does pic related one day.
If he deserves any praise it's for not giving a fuck and doing what he wants todo. He's also pretty dam practical if you read into the early years of space x.

[Anonymous No.11685063]

>>11684140
Because twitter only requires 5 mins of his time

[Anonymous No.11685069]

>>11684863
>his technical responses are usually broad analogies that the media
Following the feynman theory of knowledge. If he can extrapolate a complex technical problem down to elementary school level, then he knows what he's talking about. If you can't explain what you know to a 5 year old, then you don't know shit about the subject.

[Anonymous No.11685074]

>>11684140
He probably considers those activities as part of his "work".

[Anonymous No.11685078]

>>11685074
>120 hours per week
probably some of that work he also spend in his sleep, you know, imagining things.

[Anonymous No.11685112]

>>11684222
>Man is a brilliant marketer and PR guy though.
So he's an Edison

[Anonymous No.11685141]

>>11685078
Great men hardly sleep. Many of the top guys usually sleep like 3-4 hours a day at best.

[Anonymous No.11685148]

>>11684140
He also wastes time going to dumb celebrity events and interviews

[Anonymous No.11685252]

>>11685141
I think it's a myth.

[Anonymous No.11685459]

>>11685252
No. People that work hard don't have time to sleep and consider sleep a waste of time. Avg joe/jane might sleep 10-12 hours, and only work 8 hours a day, but they can't do anything about the state of the world. All they can do is complain and bitch and moan about it. To change the world, you need great thinkers/doers who work hard, harder than anyone else.

[Anonymous No.11685468]

>>11685459
To think productively you need your sleep. Period.
Don't trust blindly everything you hear from people who need to pretend they work harder than they do.

[Anonymous No.11685497]

>>11685468
It's possible for many, to adapt to ~6 hours, and if you had scheduled days off, or several days downtime following a project completion, - it would be possible to take PEDs and sleep even less(e.g. stay up the last two nights).
But these are humans with the same sleep needs as all of us, and insomnia does not equate to success

[Anonymous No.11685517]

>>11685497
https://www.ted.com/talks/matt_walker_sleep_is_your_superpower/transcript?language=en

[Anonymous No.11685544]

>>11685468
>To think productively you need your sleep. Period.
There's a difference between "need sleep" and "need 10 hours sleep." I'm sure you can differentiate between the two.

[Anonymous No.11685576]

>>11685517
Yeah.
Ben Franklin aside, is not that uncommon for a brilliant creative type to be up at late hours, or have some sort of the Epiphany where they can't put down their pencil, or device, for a day and a half.- that can contribute to the eccentric- genius type to have the stereotype of not needing sleep. But yeah, even with modafinil and testosterone replacement, a little bit of adderal, or whatever else these wealthy figures are receiving from their personal Physicians, it's pretty much impossible to neglect sleep patterns on a consistent basis, and perform.

[Anonymous No.11685610]

>>11684273
>Omae wa mou shindeiru.
God I hate weebs

[Anonymous No.11685647]

>>11684140
>iron man suit and snapping thanos into dust,

[Anonymous No.11685778]

>>11684458

cope

[Anonymous No.11686607]

>>11684140
Survivorship bias
One of the few guys who made it big in the dot com era, now you wonder what makes him special
Truth is he's not any different from the rest of plebbit, reading faggot capeshit trying to be lex luthor