Isn’t this “idiot index” like a basic business concept.

@@AL-lh2ht re-branded by Elon

I am permanently banned from tweeting on X! When I wrote, "What tweet was in violation of what rule?", I received no response. -- The best I can figure is I had written criticisms of Rachel Maddow and Michael Dell. Some with 4 million views. Maybe their social media connected people colluded with Elon Musk social media people? -- Elon Musk "absolute free expression" is a lie. FIX IT, ELON MUSK.

Now let's hear about X-formerly-known-as-Twitter. Then, maybe pay tribute to Musk's politics ("My pronouns are Prosecute/Fauci" -EM). Or, are you trolling us for clicks?

There are many types of idiot indexes. The leader that would employ bullying and berating would get a higher idiot rating than a leader who could achieve the same with kinder manners.

sounds like Adam Smith

A Mars bound Starship has just a single use. No going back to earth.

​@@DataWaveTaGoStarship is supposed to be capable of making several round trips.

figures a billionaire would not appreciate that labor costs money.

@@Pooua "supposed" is the key concept here.

Musk said Twitter wasn't about the money before he even purchased it. It was about having a platform for free speech. That said, X is doing fine.

​@jamescarter8311 must be an idiot to believe that. He was forced to buy Twitter, just FYI.

Well, there is no much material in Twitter so the ratio is 40 Bilions totally inefficient.

They lied and a lib "judge...lol" OK'd it

@@jamescarter8311He was forced to buy Twitter. Stop the cap!

Spoken like a true bureaucrat.

@@RavarsenBlogspot Or a smart sarcastic person. Who knows?

there it is, one of the many flaws in musk cult thinking@@giorgiobarchiesi5003

Elon will accept your resignation. Lol.

@@giorgiobarchiesi5003 No, smart people wouldn't even say that as a joke. You're fired!

basic capitalism

Sure it is.

a corporate celebrity coins euphemisms. folks in the trenches are forced to learn new lingo.

yes. but musk sycophants assure us that he created the formula for water

zes but musk is overdoing it better yet musk fans don't really understand what technical development entails

Baselines are necessary. Without the "Idiot Index" how would you evaluate?

@@sean-colinfort2111 its dumb. For example, the raw material cost of a quality watch is about $1. Would you spend a million $ setting up a fa tory to make one and hire those with knowhow to operate the factory and then do all the testing just to make a one piece or would you just pay the $500 and save yourself a million bucks.

@@sean-colinfort2111 Idiot index is idiotic. Your first port of call is to check what are the most expensive parts, functions, procedures etc in your operation. Then you see if you can do without them. Next you see if you can BUY them parts cheaper. In a market economy there is a reason for the price of any goods and services and that market price is usually a good indication of the true cost of if. The cost of setting up production and the capital investment needed usually means that usually means that no single consumer of goods can cost effectively produce those goods. Like car manufactures do not manufacture steel, even Apple does not actually manufacture the M-chips, they have them made. And on a higher business level making anything at lower cost usually means driving the price of what you are selling down as the competition follows. So you end up doing more and getting less per unit which makes it harder to make a buck. High price low volume is much easier that high volume low price. Especially if the demand is limited ... and this begs the question for the demand of payloads that Super Heavy can carry.... the word idiotic springs to mind.

If a pump is made out of titanium and costs thousands of dollars to machine, why not make it out of cheaper steel? A titanium pump is good value, but a steel one would be better value

@@snakevenom4954 Wood would be cheaper, pitty all those stupid engineers at the other aerospace companies did not realise this and it took the genius of Musk to realise that.

I am mentally appending an " 's" to make it an "Idiot's Index" and filing it with the same management-babble as OODA loop, i.e, things that sound plausible if you don't know anything about a particular subject and therefore are highly appealing to higher management.

Now imagine the index for software...

What it does is force you to look at the high ratio parts and see if you can reduce their cost it doesn't mean you can reduce it.

I dont think you get the point, and ill use your example. That chip gets cheaper every year as manufacturing processes improve. The silicone didnt get any cheaper in the last 30 years but the performance per gram of silicone has exponentially increased without a corresponding price increase. The idiot index on cpus is closing

Different industries will have different baseline

This was not unknown, it was widely communicated within the company. Managers should know common terms used in the business especially if they are part of the company's unique approach to business.

Yeah! That was a pretty dick move to do to someone in a meeting. Why not just share with everyone the idea of the metric; and then, ask them to think about it. I suppose there are different management / leadership styles. And sometimes, you need to use negative feedback to motivate people. The AMA defines a manager as someone who accomplishes work through others. In order to do so, you need to understand what motivates people and you should also have some understanding of the factors influencing the lives of your immediate / direct reports.

That's pretty much every software engineer

Knowing how much the materials cost is a "weird accounting metric" to you? Elon was right and you're dumb and soft. Cry about it.

if only they put you in charge bro. then we'd see REAL results.

Neither. More like a cult leader of the world's biggest cult.

The "idiot index" doesn't correlate in any way whatsoever with "value added". Incredibly expensive parts and goods are routinely made with dirt cheap components and elemental substances. The "idiot index" for a modern CPU is stupendous. Elon kind of scares me if he is this literal minded about the idea of "cost".

it's bold to think that he is an embodiment of physics lmao. But jokes aside - it was just his excuse to handwave away criticism sent his way.

There are quite a few things it doesn't apply to. At least microchips have silicon cost. Software products are virtual. Doesn't mean 0 cost. It is cost of the service. In the industry Elon Musk operates, idiot index is a way to triage parts whose production can be potentially streamlined.

Yes, it's well named in that sense. You do of course need to make things efficient, but the way it's presented doesn't value the design and cost of making the parts etc.

@@sriharshacv7760 Yes, but consider the cost of 'raw' materials for microchips. The actual raw cost of sand is about $55/ton. That doesn't mean anything, really. You have to at least talk about a silicon ingot, which has LOTS of special processing involved in specialized facilities, etc. So it is not a 'raw' material. His idiot index does not really work.

You sound like all those who "fight the system" when it comes to implementing the Standards for Cost accounting systems - claiming that it is an absurdity to have to write down which jobs and how long they have used a hammer. Like in everything when it comes to analysis -therer is a "general" category. No - nails are not individuallyrecordedd inthe warehousee records.

Generally there are not rules that apply to everything. He is not making micro chips, and if he was he would obviously understand that final price / raw materials does not make sense.

GENIUS!!!

. . . . . ugh. . .

Landing the rocket 10,000$ beuilding new rocket 5-10 million$ idiot index of 500/1 or 1000/1 so who is the idiot

Biggest idiot

Yup Musk is an idiot

One of the things wrong in our society

@@ToadyMcgee not really

@@ToadyMcgee when you negotiate a salary this is exactly what you are negotiating. "how much do you have to pay me for me to not care about the fact that you dont give a sheit about me as a person?"

@@Supreme_Lobster We're wired differently. Let's agree to disagree.

She clearly said Elon didn’t know it at that time that he is going through something traumatic personally

He's the boss of his companies and loses money from his bad ideas, he can't fire himself can he? Try harder Elon hater.

Because he has points he has achieved by creating Paypal , Tesla , Space X, Open AI , Boring company , Neuralink etc. how many people do you know who have at-least close to innovative companies Elon has invested , worked and driven in a leadership role. Your competence matters in real life. If you are Jay Z people will value your opinion in music even if your life is questionable, same with Elon . He excels in working in Tech

@@sa34w I think you need to read up a bit on what he has “created”. For sure not PayPal and OpenAI he has sued. Boring company is basically gone and X is down the drain. Weird that you didn’t mention the extremely successful hyper loop project that he started and fooled many to invest time and money into for his own personal benefits. Tesla and SpaceX are successful but I can assure you that starship will never land on the moon.

Oh, he is held accountable. But his accounts can afford to lose a few billion. Only if he does too much stupid stuff he'll actually feel the consequences.

He did none of this. His dad's money did. He has an iq of an average entitled frat dude. ​@@sa34w

By paying less to engineers

Depends if you are talking about developing software or purchasing it.

how much does each feature cost, and how much value does it add, and what are mission critical portions.

​@@LuisSierra42😂 true

Using gpt models

the idiot index would be very low for people like Archimedes: he used a stick and drew figures in sand

@@bryck7853 Wrong, because the stick was moved by Archimedes, which was the most expensive man of its time 😁

Which works fairly ok for high quality gold ores. But assigns the same price to coal and diamonds.

@@donaldhobson8873 An ORE is the name given to a rock or group of rocks that contain something that makes economic sense... what are you talking about? You better find some Rhodium ore... 😀

​@@kodtechhe said the index cost would be low for archamedes, not the people paying archamedes.

I feel the same ! I realized musk was a con man years ago with the Hyperloop, boring company etc.... Luckily, he has a church of followers that are better idiots !

This is why engineers are managed by accountants.

Anyone who says "I know more about manufacturing than anyone alive" is displaying the dunning kruger effect... they are an idiot is what I'm trying to say.

Why is it wrong to do things efficiently and spend less money?

@@ophello nothing is wrong with efficiency, but there are some rules in order to set an efficiency index properly. One of those rules is "relevance". In any industrial processes there are many costs beyond "raw material". Sometimes the raw material costs could be irrelevant. This dumb index would consider "idiotic" all the following: farmaceutical (main cost: R&D) semiconductors (main cost: equipment) aerospace (main costs: all the above plus advanced quality control in order to prevent the destruction of the whole vehicle)

In this case though, the guy was the financial analyst for the Raptor, how would he not know raw steel price is about $700 a ton??? Or all the raw cost prices of materials for that matter?

Yet tesla and SpaceX employees have rated the companies as the best places to work. And elon has been ranked in the top 5 best CEOs by his employees.

@@island97 Tesla?? The one where black employees have said that they were racially abused and said that managers call them "working on the plantation"? THAT tesla?

@@island97 Seems nonsensical to rank a CEO highly when they're driven to attain a nonsensical goal. Rushing to get to Mars at this time, or in the foreseeable future, is unjustifiable rubbish

@@AlainDessureault are you dumb? You are aware SpaceX launch astronauts and supplies to the ISS ?? They launch satellites for both private and public sector. By your logic. 98% of CEO run nonsensical compaines therefore their performance and management means nothing ?

yeah this just comes across as a weird, sad attempt at an emotional hit piece on Elon

@@Alistair it is harsh, but some people thrive in this environment. Its defo not for everyone. There was a recent story of a Tesla AI engineer leaving because he was burnt out, then returned less then 2yrs later because he was bored at his other job .lol

if you are looking to work for some overhyped, a-hole's dream while not earning millions. There's Space X jobs out there.

@@Alistair Truth hurts, huh?

Specially when the guy is getting paid 2-3 times more than the average person in the same job title. All i hear is someone who lied on his resume and used excuses to not fullfill his basic duties. Nearly every average paid person would be able to answer the questions ontopp of their heads. It's their sole responsibility to know. Pathetic that people try to excuse it. I'd get it if he was getting paid below average. I know several people at our company who's job is anything but in the economical department, but they well know whats bad money for the company in terms of the products sold/produced.

Seriously! The exclusion of the labor in the cost is some kind of fantasy

I wonder what the idiot index is on a CPU? The value of a CPU can't be judged by its raw materials. And what about steel? What's the cost of coal? How about you create your own steel plant? Expertise needed to combine the raw materials has to be considered. And can you obtain those raw materials at the same price as a company that buys large amounts of this raw materials at a discount? Is buying the equipment to process the raw materials cost effective when you're not in that business.

It looks that Elon learned that primitive capitalist lesson very well. Still his water tanks rockets will never take people to Mars in this shape. He needs more innovation than material so that ratio will exceed a lot more the idiot index .

its called vertical integration@@GizmoMaltese

@@Sal3600 I know it's called vertical integration. I'm just pointing that just looking at raw materials is rather pointless in all but the most basic parts.

90,000$ for a bag of bushings..its that sort of thing he was talking about.

He's on record stating matter of factly that the Mars project WILL cause some deaths, that it is inevitable, and that anyone who can't swallow that fact need not apply. Sounds harsh but he's probably right and it is better to rip that bandaid off sooner rather than later. Frankly I find the lack of sugarcoating refreshing.

Everyone in the room is now dumber after reading your remark

@@dthornto31 Even idiots have fan-boys and cult followers.

Ever wonder how high your idiot index is?

You've outed yourself as a complete fool.

I’m going to need an itemized report on my desk before noon tomorrow or its absence as resignation.

Me too

like imigrating to america , creating paypal , tesla , space x among many others and become the wealthiest person to ever lived in the process ? who are you lololol ?

@@CunningStuntsGoFast ideas like the cyber truck, the hyper loop, the tesla tunnels etc. That are really stupid

Real bro, I used to admire Elon a few years back but I've slowly seen him turn into a villain and dangerously, one of the most powerful individuals on the planet

@@LuisSierra42 this means that your idiot index decreased. I congratulate you, brother.

Nevertheless, government will waste the saved money on irrelevant international problems.

@@ibtehaj-khan How are international problems irrelevant? 9/11 was very much international problem and what about immigrants flocking America, or oil imports and exports ... contrary to what some people think Texas is not the whole world and the global problems have consequences in Iowa too.

Don't get confused between the "idiot index" and "being an idiot". One is an analytical took - the other is a painful reality and fact when it comes to DC.

​@@Axel_Andersenmaybe if you leave other countries alone, they won't try to destroy you anyway they can. If you start wars in other countries, they'll bring back the wars to you.

@@BernhardSchwarz-xs8kp Gov procurement looks at bigger number and thinks it's the best. That's why Gerber's military multitool is 8x the cost of the same civilian version. Politicians are idiots and the simplicity flows into all aspects they govern. We are idiots for electing them. It's idiots all the way down.

And we're talking about rocket scientists here. I'm sure they are capable of taking care of themselves. They are surely sentient. Kant was a philosopher, we must remember it's speculative. Better to talk to people who work at spacex and see if they are happy, or content, if the interest is their welfare. You'd have data and wouldn't have to speculate. From my anecdotal perspective, spacex employees seem incredibly satisfied in their bleeding edge work and success. Also paid very well. Imagine working somewhere where you do things that have never been done. Wouldn't that be amazing?

@@gramma677 you talk about data and then you say anecdotal perspective. Those two aint compatible.

I feel you brother. You're not human being with emotions; personal life; persona, after all. You're just a tool. Or worse - a cog in the machine. And how they feel is not important, right? And definitely how people feel and their psychological state is not going to affect their motivation and performance, doesn't it?

I give You my sympathy and understanding.

how does it work or you just heard those words and used them in a sentence?

Admired him enough to leave a comment about him on a video about him....lol

The index is working, look theres two now!

@@entrippyZ irony lol.

only reason to not have respect for him is if your ideology differs frim his....beyond that...his track record is quite unique with ppl currently alive.....and your differing ideology _should not_ matter because its irrelevant for the subject....it tells quite a lot about you as a person.

Bottom line is that he invests his billions into his passion. Which in his case is trying to save humanity. When people are passionate emotions can run high, because you care. I hope that one day you find whatever it is that drives you on that level. That you are willing to sacrifice great things for it. And at times you will yell

I might have retired after few millions not even billions 🤣 no passion just fun..

it's easy to say anything rude to others WHEN YOU LIVE OFF GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES

@@MrRaulstrnad who exactly?

@MrRaulstrnad. The entire industry is based on government subsidies so your point is moot. If others could do it better they would. But they arent even close. Try again

We'd have to know the price of all the fundamental components of twitter's infrastructure and you could create the ratio. But I have a feeling you think the idiot index is a ranking not a ratio. Good job

Musk was forced to pay that much by the courts. He wanted to back out when he found out that he'd been misled about the real state of Twitter.

@@gramma677 still, ratio gives ranking. Good job not seeing that.

What is the cost for abdicating responsibility to fundamental human rights - including Free Speech? Where you been over the last 6 years, bro?? While you are entitled to your thought and comment(s) - it stinks. You sh!t the bed, bro.

You cannot put a price on free speech. It's worth more than life.

But the shares given to them multiplied 100+

Let me guess, you scored high on the index. Management usually never get overtime, they sign a wage contract. Performance is rewarded with bonuses

If "overtime" is what drives you = forget about a career. The moment you get promoted - your overtime is gone.

@@BernhardSchwarz-xs8kp because you get a payraise and promised a bone-us duh. I’ll take Things only bosses airquote for 400.

@@Thenakedfinisher oh are projects wholly done by management personnel? Who are they managing genius?

Fall for what?

I don't, I get my news from Thunderfoot

@@dthornto31 It's a play on free fall? Zero G? Or is idiot? Not sure.

Well, I'll rather do both. However, saying you care about humanity but not about your neighbor seems very hideous to me. It's like a movie villain. So, honestly, I basically reject that model.

Elon caring about humanity??? If we could get to Mars and terraform it we could certainly solve all the same problems here on earth, faster and cheaper. If he really cared for humanity he would concentrate on solving problems like pollution, poverty, wars etc here. But he only cares about his own passions.

@@Axel_Andersen All those problems are solved. Governments just don't enact the necessary policies. He's a private citizen, so he wants to go to mars. That's great. But solving long solved problems is a ridiculous pursuit.

@@gramma677 I was commenting the comment that Musks cares about humanity. And that is laughable. If he wants t go to Mars, fine, that is his funeral. But if he really cared about humanity he tried to solve problems on earth and not try to start over in an environment which is full of nothing but unsolved technical and economical problems.

@@Axel_Andersen I don't think it's about humanity, maybe it is in his mind. It's fine to go to another planet. All the problems on earth are solved. It's just leaders are unable to enact the necessary policies. Poverty is solved, hunger solved. Now we still have these problems because leaders don't do the things that are already demonstrated to fix them as they have in many many many countries. I agree with you though, really. Nothing could happen to earth that would make it as unfriendly to life as mars is. It should just be fine to want to go to mars, for its own sake. But you are right on many points. I wonder if Elon really believes the altruistic message, or if he just wants to go to mars. Which is fine.

I can illustrate that. In terms of the product of my wages vs. what they were worth to me, particularly when money gets weighed against the worth of my time to live a normal life and health in all its aspects. I was asked to work split shifts, 6 am to 2 pm and 6 pm to 10 pm. Problem is I'm biologically a night owl. On my normal 12-hour days I wake up at 4:20 am and by the time I get home at 6:30 pm, I eat and then just flop to sleep. That's the only way I can make up for my exhaustion at not working according to my personal circadian rhythm. But when I did split shifts, I got home at 10:30 pm and because of my night owl nature, couldn't fall asleep till about 2 a.m. So I wound up working on a bit over 2 hours sleep a day for multiple days. And then stepping into 12-hour shifts on top of that. Boy was I out of it. For days afterward too, my sleep schedule was crazy and I did not feel clear at all. For me, the product of my labor, that is, cash and higher regard at the company, was not worth the greatly increased difficulty at work and being completely drained afterward even on my days off. I thought splitting my shifts and working extra was worth it. At the cost of my health and clarity and ability to have any pleasure if only to curry favor and/or avoid office politics pain. It wasn't. The money would have had to be far better to not let me fall into an idiot metric with regard to the value of my labor and life. SO MUCH extra effort and negative health effects for relatively little money.

@@user-ps1ft1hy4j Thanks for illustrating many real details in your labor life to us.

@@user-ps1ft1hy4j is that boring person who is constantly waiting for an opportunity to turn the conversation to "ME ME ME". Even when that means comparing their pathetic life to an historic spacecraft launch.

@@MediaFilter the user you address in your pathetic rant only added a "lived experience" record in the "Work vs Life" discussion that goes on above. It will be interesting to see the outcome of 4d workweek experiments that have started recently in several places. Allegedly longer days, so 10h I suppose. Others (mostly women) want 6.5h days. It seems like (especially younger) males are easier to to manipulate to sacrifice themselves to a "greater" cause.

@@jonashellsborn7648 Thank you. I was only trying to helpfully validate the poster's thesis before being blindsided by a troll ambush. Even if I'm not interesting, and I have no desire to win over the whole world, I thought it was useful to broaden and validate the discussion regardless. Seems positive to me.

Idiot index is a ratio not an attribution. But yeah, you're very insightful I'd attribute a 1.

Insightful, and gets to the root of the problem: human nature.

The entire point of starting a selective separate society free from the anarchy our home has become. If we all become dust tomorrow at least the best aspects will carry on.

ripped right out of r/im14andthisisdepp Shut up, solve problems, or leave

@@FromFame I don't need advice from reddit incels. Keep that 💩 to yourself.

​@@FromFameI don't need advice from reddit inc€|s. Keep that 💩 to yourself.

Yes for sure!

Who is that?

@@summerbreeze5115 Boltzmann was a physicist who has major contributions in statistical mechanics and has also given the statistical description of 2nd law of thermodynamics.. i couldnt get to much about him...

@@abrarjahin8848 He committed suicide Must have been a weak man :P I had used in equation when i was in high school in the chapter "gaseous State" something that sort

@@summerbreeze5115 to be honest we can determine him weak as we dont clearly know what happened to his mental condition .. i heard many people didnt believe him started going against him.. And that is what i clearly want to know what made him suicide even though it was a bad idea...

You’d think but most businesses that manufacture things source their parts from third party dealers

Bingo - right on the nail.

You’re talking about full vertical integration. That is done by almost no businesses on earth

@@austinzizzi1142 Except car companies, computer companies, phone companies, fast food companies. But most mom and pop stores don't vertically integrate and in that you'r totally correct.

@@gramma677 no most car companies are not fully intergraded at all. They are buy large amounts of parts from third party manufacturers. Some of their car bodies are even entirely made by third party manufacturers. This is common practice in the industry and has been moving more towards outsourcing since the 70s. It is the same way across most industries because manufacturing at scale is very difficult. If you look at the watch industry Rolex was so highly valued because it was the only company that was able to fully integrate until very recently. Before the last couple years most other watch makers were buying their entire movements from third party dealers. Tesla is becoming fully integrated to the point that it’s starting to refine its own lithium for batteries

The model tS never exploded violently in space

All CAPS huh like a grown up?

I wanted to say how silly you sound, but realized it would be a waste of time.

It's just an operating principle. I don't think it's original and he doesn't either. But it's effective. Henry Ford certainly didn't use the same ratio, as we have detailed history about that time, but he had similar principles, even if it wasn't a defined ratio. What do you want from people? Going to space isn't enough, like what do you want?

Mentally, too.

And yet the alleged emotionally superior beings such as yourself are insignificant in the grand scheme of things. It's almost as if the universe doesn't care about that.

Yup

Yuuup

​@@geraldg350and what do you do what's so ground breaking lol

Lol good one

Do you mean theft of previous work payments from Denver mint

Lmao🫵🤣🤣🤣 Elon is a Con man. And has been sued many times in court where he continues to lose because of his lies & false promises.🤷

sept my fast food managers were nice, polite, and never cruel.

They substituted passive maglev for the daft idea of operating turbopumps in a near vacuum; the former is the only viable part of the Hyperloop fiasco.

yeah he said a vacuum is like an air hockey table

@@MrRaulstrnad Guys you can laugh all you want, but he has all the billions not you.

Incorrect. They will be maglev trains. Which fact entirely neutralises your ridicule.

@@fiedag "They will be ..." -- still don't realize that the Hyperloop was nothing but a scam? You must be one of the cult members.

I bet you have the highest score

The idiot index is a ratio not a ranking. FOR GODS SAKE WATCH THE FIRST MINUTE OF THE VIDEO. Pleeeease, we can't be this idiotic, we can't

It's ironic you think the idiot index is a ranking system.

@@gramma677 still, index gives ranking. Good job not seeing that.

Apple created their own CPUs.

You mean Tim Apple? ;)

Tesla is currently doing not so good in terms of share price

@@alexi9108 Sooner or later reality catches up with hype and Tesla is no exception. Electric cars are NOT the be-all-end-all solution to mankind's transportation needs - and investors finally figured that out (i.e. Tesla stock was WAY overvalued). Nonetheless, there was a time when Tesla WAS one of the most valuable companies in the world - let alone, THE most valuable (based on market cap) automobile company in the world.

@@TyroneSayWTF Tesla bubble was created mostly out of fraudulent claims and promises for FSD and all the imaginary benefits of owning a Tesla, even Musk admitted it was overvalued so it's funny how long it took lol

Can't really blame him though... The environment that he was born into, with his genetical makeup ... he's an aspie and if that's how he copes with his brain operating at a million miles an hour, I'm ok with it. I just don't want to ever work wit... uhm, for him. I had a boss who was like that, aspie too. It's horrible. But then again, what's the alternative? Mindfulness? Drugs? Nobody is perfect and we're all just trying the best we can. Out of the 8 billion on this planet, he's definitely not the worst.

And who is landing one success after the other? Elon of "the other people" those who always have a better skill than their bosses - wherever they go.

Wish more infants were working on rockets then. Also the idiot index is a measure of efficiency. It's like people hear the word idiot and then replace it with infantile, but don't even create a ratio. Like it's not even funny, cause it's based on massive ignorance of the premise. Like let's say the infantile index is public outbursts vs the value of the company as a ratio or something. I mean just get the premise. SMH

@@gramma677 Ok, if you don't like that term, what do you think his Algorithm Parrot Index is?

@@Wild8Cat I'm fine with the term, I just have a problem with people not understanding the term. It should be called the idiot ratio perhaps and that would save a lot of head scratching. Bkaa. idiot ratio. Polly want's an idiot ratio. bkaa

Nor a photo op - the "moments" never come back.

Sure but Elon is still a cuck

" What caused the catastrophic failure of the Space Shuttle Challenger on that cold Florida morning of January 28, 1986? From a technical perspective, experts cite lower-than-expected launch temperatures at Florida's Cape Canaveral, which caused a tiny rubber part called an O-ring to malfunction. "