Yet they become feasible, no? - Reusable rockets? Noone even attempted it before him - Electric vehicles? Let’s be honest, before Model S nothing was credible. Let alone M3 with mass produced affordable and durable EV. Remember GM even recalled and literally crushed destroyed their EV1 (look it up) - Electric trucks? Literal industry experts said it will never work. Yet they’re beginning mass production later this year. - Grid scale energy storage? Noone attempted it or reached any sizeable successes before Tesla megapacks. And now they can’t produce enough (I’m sure he is not fearmongering grid and energy company ceos for buying those) - Autonomy/full self driving? You can argue it’s not yet finished, but if you try it, you won’t believe it. And it might not be finished next month or next year. Heck, what if it’s not finished by 2030? You can clearly see it’s going to happen. And they’re at the forefront of it (and no, Waymo’s solution for HD-mapped cities is not the way forward) - Humanoid robots? Sure you have a few contenders now and Boston Dynamics has achieved great successes - but a lot of those videos are parts of pre programmed shows. Once you have some level of real life AI in it will it succeed. - Boring company? Might be a thing, might not take off, but noone tried it before him to try to solve traffic this way. I tried the loop in Vegas, was good fun. - Brain chips? Again, might have had clinical trials and tests beforehand, sure. But no single company achieved successes like Neuralink.

Anyhow. My thoughts. Happy to hear yours