Re: Musk has lot of bold goals, but how many has he achieved?
"Jim Wilkins" <[email protected]> Sun, 14 Jun 2026 12:44:26 -0400
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"Stephen Harding" wrote in message news:[email protected]... "a425couple" wrote in message news:[email protected]... > > from Seattle Times > > Musk has lot of bold goals, but how many has he achieved? > Whether it’s a colony on Mars or autonomous cars, he thinks big... Yeah, that trillionaire Musk is quite the failure! SMH ----------------------------------- Musk has degrees in Physics and Economics, but not engineering. The Physics I studied as a requirement for my Chemistry degree covered some of electrical and mechanical engineering; DC and AC Circuit Analysis, Strength of Materials and Statics, which is beam and column strength, plus some Orbital Mechanics (rocket science). I learned enough of the basics to understand complex explanations of new developments later as I became involved in R&D. As CEO his task is knowing who to assign to a problem rather than how to solve it himself. It's said and apparently true that the reward for success in engineering is being assigned to a team with a more challenging project.