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The Tesla saga is getting weirder by the minute. First we learned the company was terminating 10% (or more) of its global workforce. Then we learned that Tesla really isn’t a car company at all. Rather it is an AI and autonomous driving company. Next we learned the entire Supercharger team has been terminated. Today there are reports the company is pulling way back on its plans to use high pressure casting to build its cars after years of telling us the opposite. Three years ago, Tesla had achieved a cult-like status among its customers. But today? Well, that is the focus of the following disquisition.
In the 1980s, the CEO of General Motors, Roger Smith, became the reluctant co-star of Michael Moore’s Roger And Me. The film chronicled how Smith closed a number of GM factories in order…
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