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I’m skeptical of the negative reviews and not because this is a perfect podcast but because the criticism is ridiculous and suspiciously uniform. I find it hard to believe Musk has admirers because he’s more styled for sycophants who lean on “bias” as an insult.
Was hoping for something neutral but the entire series is anti elon
The first few episodes were solid because they were based on transcript. Then it became opinionated and one-sided. Many interviews with low level employees and no info from employees that agreed. Not a full picture.
The negative reviews are written by those who think reporting facts that happen to reflect poorly upon someone is “biased.” Most of it is not bias, it’s objective reality. Whatever bias that can be found in this podcast, (and shades of bias are found in everything,) is dwarfed by the pro-Elon bias motivating the negative reviews in the first place.
Great story of a very flawed person.
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