My guess is he probably knows more about it, than anyone else alive on earth today. /s https://www.newyorker.com/news/daily-comment/elon-musks-confusing-twitter-grab
I hope his arrogance will be his downfall, and not just from being #1 richest person in the world, but to actual bankruptcy.
I don’t usually enjoy Schadenfreude, but Elon Musk has become such a cancer on humanity. I’ll make an exception.
To me it’s such a cool word, because I live in Denmark, and the German word adopted among English speaker is near identical to the Danish equivalent “skadefryd”.
Maybe not obvious from the spelling for someone not familiar with both German and Danish.
It’s funny when words spread between languages. Not just new words, but old words that describe concepts.
Schadenfreude is a very nice to have in your vocabulary, but if you want something even better, you should absolutely have “hygge” too, that’s an even better word, and that’s 100% danish. 😀 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hygge
The article says it’s also Norwegian, which is true, but we were originally 1 nation, and I’m probably a little bit biased in that regard.
“I think I know more about manufacturing than anyone currently alive on earth.”
So this is both of them, and frankly there is very little difference between them. Musk just used to manage a better front, but he has thrown the mask.
My guess is he probably knows more about it, than anyone else alive on earth today. /s
https://www.newyorker.com/news/daily-comment/elon-musks-confusing-twitter-grab
I hope his arrogance will be his downfall, and not just from being #1 richest person in the world, but to actual bankruptcy.
I don’t usually enjoy Schadenfreude, but Elon Musk has become such a cancer on humanity. I’ll make an exception.
schadenfreude.googled it. Adding it to my lexicon. Gonna be a challenge to learn it by a few days of overuse but I’ll manage.
To me it’s such a cool word, because I live in Denmark, and the German word adopted among English speaker is near identical to the Danish equivalent “skadefryd”.
Maybe not obvious from the spelling for someone not familiar with both German and Danish.
It’s funny when words spread between languages. Not just new words, but old words that describe concepts.
Schadenfreude is a very nice to have in your vocabulary, but if you want something even better, you should absolutely have “hygge” too, that’s an even better word, and that’s 100% danish. 😀
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hygge
The article says it’s also Norwegian, which is true, but we were originally 1 nation, and I’m probably a little bit biased in that regard.
A fantastic word to sprinkle in whenever discussing world events or politics.
This is musk, not trump
The link I provided quotes him for saying:
“I think I know more about manufacturing than anyone currently alive on earth.”
So this is both of them, and frankly there is very little difference between them. Musk just used to manage a better front, but he has thrown the mask.