He probably remembered his tasteless lie that he owned the tallest building in Manhattan after the Twin Towers collapsed. He said this to a TV station on 9/11/2001. No one asked him for this interview; he found it necessary to call there in order to flatter himself with falsehoods instead of mourning the victims. He hasn’t changed a bit since then.
I think you meant to comment on OP’s post. If you ask me, I’d say he rather belongs in jail. Given the countless serious cases that have been and are being brought against him, it’s inexplicable to me that he managed to get around jail time - and is even a presidential candidate instead.
Also, despite the fact that he is a criminal, a racist, a misogynist, denies climate change and pretty much exclusively pursues policies contrary to the interests of ordinary citizens.
That’s right, it’s certainly not a good idea to leave the head of department out of the loop - this position should definitely be informed about every relevant process. I just think that it’s in everyone’s interest if senior management can be seen by the “common people” from time to time. It shows appreciation for the work and opinions of all employees and is also a good opportunity to make sure that no important aspects or overly technical details may have been lost on the way from the head of department to the executive floor. Just as you say.
Why not consult the people who actually know their stuff? It doesn’t have to be a meeting with presentations, expectations and all that. Don’t you think that management could use your help and advice to make good strategic decisions in the long term?
That sounds like a good employer with some reasonable management. What industry was that, if you don’t mind me asking?
I think you’re confusing smart asses with wafflers.
I have no particular dislike for any country. I just don’t like some people I know personally or whose actions are known to me.
Yes, Dali would have been great as the emperor.
But Jodorowsky’s unfinished Dune project still had a significant influence on several major science fiction films and media, despite never being completed:
Check out the documentary “Jodorowsky’s Dune” (2013). It explores how the pre-production work and assembled team for this unrealized film went on to influence much of modern science fiction cinema. It’s worth a watch.
Alien because of HR Giger’s iconic art style, among other things. Also Frank Herbert’s Dune, the first planned film adaptation of which Giger also worked on (sometimes considered as the best movie that was never made). In addition to the cultural influence that the book series already had, Dune also more or less spawned the real-time strategy computer game genre (with Westwood Studios’ Dune II).
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Depends on what Big Oil is willing to pay him personally, I suppose.
I do not defend mass murder - unlike you. I don’t think there’s anything else to say here. Just go back and read your other comments in this thread. You are a racist.
According to your one-sided view of the world, you would probably also have accomplished the feat of portraying someone like Yitzchack Rabin as a terrorist because he wanted to make peace. Your militaristic thinking with its underlying fascist ideology is inhumane. Your obtuse attempt to portray even the slightest criticism of the actions of the state of Israel as anti-Semitism is ridiculous - more than that, it is itself anti-Semitic because it inherently claims that all Jews were unscrupulous warmongers who would agree with the actions of the Israeli government, which is of course utter nonsense.
Maybe California should throw out that judge.
It’s funny that Musk still massively supports a party for which nepotism seems to be one of the central goals. It starts with the positions Trump’s children and relatives hold - I’m pretty sure they have no qualifications apart from the fact that they are related to Trump. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg.
Nepotism.
Once again, we see what the debate between Harris and Trump illustrated very clearly: The GOP in its current state is not pursuing any program whatsoever, but merely builds up imaginary enemy stereotypes that they blame for all their problems - without any even halfway factual reasons. Democratic processes are impossible with this tedious kindergarten approach because they are based on factual arguments, cooperation and the willingness to find common ground. I sincerely hope that there are some rational thinking conservatives left who will refuse to vote for this hateful orange moron and his ridiculous henchmen.