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Posted: 2025-06-11 06:59:17 UTC
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Walter Isaacson discusses Elon Musk's success and attributes it to a decline in risk-taking and innovation in America, suggesting that increased competition and the ability to 'get stuff done' are necessary to balance Musk's influence across various industries.
Decline in risk-taking and innovation in America
Elon Musk's success in multiple industries
The need for competition to balance Musk's influence
Inefficiency of big military contractors and infrastructure projects
Over-regulation hindering innovation
Inability of large contractors to complete projects efficiently
Lack of risk-taking in established companies
Surrendering to Tesla's charging network dominance