Musk is so puzzling to me. Will, your discussion here about the huge amount of information we, or, I guess, even the bees get from touch and our sense of position in space is so obvious, and which these humanoid robots don't have, is just so common sense, but Musk's approach to FSD in his cars also bears the same fault.
And then that brings up Starship and all its obvious shortcomings as a transport for colonists to Mars.
Puzzling, isn't it?
To my knowledge, Isaac Newton didn't demand a trillion pound sterling pay package.
Also - I just remembered! - When Steve Jobs returned to Apple, he took a dollar per year pay package. The success of the product(s), he felt, would be enough.
