Why does Elon Musk avoid accountability despite these controversies?
Critics argue Musk benefits from a structural asymmetry: enormous global influence over markets, infrastructure and information, paired with limited personal legal or financial consequences. Reporting on SpaceX, Grok and Tesla is frequently cited as evidence of this pattern, though each situation involves disputed facts still working through regulators and courts.
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Elon Musk’s Trillion-Dollar Lie Is Finally CollapsingSpaceX's trillion-dollar valuation, Grok's safety scandals and Tesla's crash-data disputes are converging into one accountability story.
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