Elon Musk's SpaceX has just made history, again. Have you seen his towering Starship land safely. It really did look like a Science fiction Avengers Movie to me.
I was very impressed and most of the people watching including the investors were too. Elon Musk has always been known for his ability to turn the impossible tasks into a reality and what impresses me the most about this guy is that he's still pushing boundaries even after all the backlash and clearly failed promises with Tesla Robotaxi and his humanoid robots Optimus.
Speaking of his many promises I'm wondering how many of it will become a disappointment.
He promised those robotaxis in 2020 and we're still waiting. He sees it's taking longer than he had hoped so decided last week to do a big unveiling of what they've done so far and other tech innovations to keep people's hopes up.
I'm not saying I don’t believe he has brilliant ideas, it’s more about how many he can actually pull off. Landing the Super Heavy Starship was massive progress but then what about his other promises like turning Twitter or X, whatever it’s called now, into an “everything app”? That’s not exactly going as smooth as we thought it would right?
These may be the reasons why many are still skeptical about Elon Musk's big promises. A single win doesn’t erase years of over promising and under delivering.
I don't know if you've heard it but the Tesla stocks dropped last week because the investors were not impressed with the Unveiling that happened and are losing patience. I shared a blog a couple weeks ago on why Elon would be the first Trillionaire in the 21st century but after what happened last week, I'm really doubting almost everything I said.
