If We Drive Down The

My Opinion Is It's A Bridge Too Far To Go To Fully Autonomous Cars.

The Odds Of Me Coming Into The Rocket Business, Not Knowing Anything About Rockets, Not Having Ever Built Anything, I Mean, I Would Have To Be Insane If I Thought The Odds Were In My Favor.

There Are Some Important Differences Between Me And Tony Stark, Like I Have Five Kids, So I Spend More Time Going To Disneyland Than Parties.

It Is A Mistake To Hire Huge Numbers Of People To Get A Complicated Job Done. Numbers Will Never Compensate For Talent In Getting The Right Answer (two People Who Don't Know Something Are No Better Than One), Will Tend To Slow Down Progress, And Will Make The Task Incredibly Expensive.

Well, My Motivation Behind Tesla Is Really To Do As Much Good As Possible For The Environment And The Electric-vehicle Revolution. I Think There Is Still A Lot Of Work To Do And If We Were To Sell To A Big Company, I'm Not Sure It Would Progress At The Same Pace.