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Elon Musk is like the real life Tony Stark. I remember vividly in the comics how Tony Stark never actually saved anyone, but instead used every tragedy that got popular in the media to draw attention to himself, and attack journalists who didn't praise him for it.
Imagine being such a narcissist that even after you got a 100 times more attention than the rescuers who put their lives on the line, just for having your employees build a toy submarine no one asked for, and yet you STILL were upset that not every story was 100% praising you.
I'm sorry but if there's people mad about him trying to help, whether his help was used or not, then he's not the one that is wrong.
he's wasn't trying to help, he was trying to get praised. see how he dumped the sub now so more kids can go see it & get trapped again. he didn't even "keep it for future need" as stans were speculating. y'all are gonna have to accept he's just a rich narcissist
All while dozens of people were being killed elsewhere in Thailand, and many more in Japan.
I agree with all other parts but I think he was actually requested (directly / indirectly) to work on a solution, that's how he got involved. This https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-44779998 … mentions a random user, but I read somewhere a Thai official also made contact (indirectly via an employee).
ndts!db1
I think "not praising" is different from ridicule, attack, bash, mock, etc.
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