Elon Musk likes to do things his own way, maybe he can be a bit...

Elon Musk likes to do things his own way, maybe he can be a bit stubborn.. If somebody tells him he can't do something, that is fuel to him.
He lives on that sheet.
But he's obviously not stupid either.
He's not the kind, who surrounds himself, with yes men.

I just pulled this from his employee rules on the web, so not sure how current etc..

5. Communication Is Not Subject to Chain of Command

Somewhere, an O-4's head just exploded reading this. Unlike some companies, part of the U.S. military's functionality depends on handling situations at the lowest level of the chain of command, so the general doesn't have to sweat battlefield tactics or get tempted to override field officers closer to the action. It works for the military, but Musk doesn't believe it works for Tesla.

To him, communicating through a chain of command is just one giant game of "Telephone."

"Communication should travel via the shortest path necessary to get the job done, not through the chain of command," Musk writes. "Any manager who attempts to enforce chain of command communication will soon find themselves working elsewhere."

So any of those guys, could literally just say "Hey Mr Musk, I really think we should be looking at AKIDA"..


On another note, with the Shuttle PC ($10k) and Raspberry PI (5k) sales, you can bet your bottom dollar, that not only potential future customers (other than the sale itself) but a lot of the competition, would be getting there hands on them and seeing what they could do first hand.

How many will come to the conclusion of..
"Mannn we're nowhere close to this! And we have to skirt around all these bloody patents of there's.. It's going to be cheaper, just licencing the IP.."

My estimates of 50 and 100 sales a piece, might prove very conservative..


Keep up the good work Manchild001 and everybody else!



Question.
If there's a bad storm coming, do you fire sale your car or house, because it may get damaged?
What happens when the storm passes and everything was fine?

Maybe not the best analogy, but anyone reading the quality links and research on these threads and considering selling, at this stage of our commercialisation, seriously has rocks in their head in my opinion.

Don't get off the bus, while the bus driver's still in his seat and the engine's still running, to go to the toilet..
You might find it's not there when you get out..

Brainchip will be a giant, in this industry, we're not going for 1% of the market, not 5%, not 10%, not 20%....

My opinions only.
Not financial advice.
GLTAH!
GLTAS!