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Why Elon's right, why he's right again, why he's wrong, & why he's super wrong & being boneheaded
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Why Elon's right, why he's right again, why he's wrong, & why he's super wrong & being boneheaded

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Look, Elon Musk has more expertise in electric drivetrains, batteries, big-ass rockets, and building multi-billion-dollar companies. In a "who's more credible when it comes to cleantech" poll, there's a solid chance the cleantech king would win — and win big. As it should be. I expect him to have more nuts & bolts expertise than me!

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