Tesla CEO Elon Musk's light-bulb moment

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[LionElAtonArt]

So many people have no idea how much impact on the world this man is making.

[ManofOneGod]

This man needs to be under the constant protection of the government. Most people have no idea how important this man is.

[JustWastedHoursHere]

Tesla: "Going bankrupt" since 2009 (according to stock "experts"). Still here, bee-otches!

[karthikeyant]

I don’t understand why they call this channel 60 minutes.

[Vivra_Verra____]

Elon is doing work that even the brightest minds before could not do.

We should start 3d scanning him, so we can create realistic statues when he dies.

[starshipdriver]

Someday Humanity will drive Teslas on Mars.

[jesbsnrn]

to quote this great mind that i forgot the name of. “Elon has the greatest impact on humanities future and its improvement” . or something like that.

[KETANRAMTEKE]

Not a single 60 Minutes long video on this channel. Irony.

[Im_George]

I was honestly on the mindset as musk, having robots do the majority of the work. But looks like it's going to be a bit longer until robots can do the minor tasks faster than humans.

[Lay_Z]

His hat looks like it has the paper thing hats come with still inside. Genius

[johnholland]

Humans are better than robots? Genius.

[nomadteslamodel]

hey elon, next time go a bit monotonous when you say people are better than robots. haha love it. somebody make a meme already.

[lauradufresne]

Ok my favorite part about Elon is that he takes responsibility for his actions. He says " it was a mistake, it was my mistake"
And when the dragon crew launched he said " If this launch goes right the credit goes to NASA and space x. If it goes wrong its my fault."

[matthawkins]

"Humans are underrated" put that on a Tshirt

[anthonyvalencia]

Psst... Mankind. Mankind is better at dealing with unforseen circumstances. Mankind is underrated.

[angelicashobby]

Amazing mind! Hang in there E. We need your invention

[DjManeyecool]

Perfection - i don't see Tesla ever going - it's going to be the worlds staple. & a damn good 1- 2 can't wait to own 1.

[SolarControlFilms]

Leslie & 60 Minutes, great interview. Thank you!

[NightNurseMike]

Automation looks like it’s still a few years ahead of being technologically feasible