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Yeah agreed but the board are sycophants, so he’s not going anywhere. Tesla will fail, by recent events much quicker than people may have expected.
It’s a shame, but their management went bad. It happens. A lot, really.
The board might get a kick up the butt by lawsuits from shareholders soon. When it comes to protecting the interests of rich people, the US legal system might be effective for a change.
It’s kinda the company’s only shot. And even then it’ll take years which they probably don’t have now.