Delaware judge rejects Musk's $56B Tesla pay – again

reuters.com

I cannot conceive of a pay package to a single person ever needing to be that astronomically high.

It feels like the world is entering some kind of ultra-late-stage MMO economy where the numbers have stopped making any sense at all. Truly, there HAS to be a better way, right?

What else to expect when there's so much new money introduced into economy. Economists somehow figured out how to do it while avoiding hyperinflation (a wonder, unironically) but there are signs like this unicorn stuff. And everyone is an investor now, houses and cars (ffs) are expected to if not appreciate, then at least not lose value. Right, a MMO vibe.

TSLA is almost an art project: P/E ratio 10X Toyota's, sales and earnings down, CFO quits end of last year, yet TSLA is not just up but way up. American unicorn breeding at scale.

Article takes too long to get to the grounds—judge ruled that the original party negotiations had been improper, with Musk having too much influence over the board.

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