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https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1633011448459964417 Some of the replies to Musks tweet are pretty abhorrent. I've never really understood the Musk worship but I don't understand how his public undoing of Twitter hasn't destroyed that imagine of him.
Headline seems incorrect. Halli has tweeted for years about his disability and how he lived on disability assistance. Can publicly available information you've shared to hundreds of thousands of people be regarded as confidential and thereby leaked?
Headline seems incorrect. Halli has tweeted for years about his disability and how he lived on disability assistance. Can publicly available information you've shared to hundreds of thousands of people be regarded as confidential and thereby leaked?
If you're an employer who has let someone go, you would have to be mentally deficient to mention anything regarding their disability in relation to their employment or firing.
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1633011448459964417 Some of the replies to Musks tweet are pretty abhorrent. I've never really understood the Musk worship but I don't understand how his public undoing of Twitter hasn't destroyed that imagine of him.
I really abhor the mentality that every single person at a company must be busy at all given times throughout the day/week/year/tenure of employment. There’s no off-season, there’s no holiday time, there’s no sick leave - you're just supposed to always be working. On what?
This boneheaded idea is the reason why we are an overworked society heading towards dystopia.
Headline seems incorrect. Halli has tweeted for years about his disability and how he lived on disability assistance. Can publicly available information you've shared to hundreds of thousands of people be regarded as confidential and thereby leaked?
The problem isn't exactly leaking the information (although that is also still bad for what amounts to "don't be a fucking dickhead" and maybe some other laws, but I guess most people are used to Musk just not caring about either of those and if that was the argument, putting former employees on blast like that is extremely bad form either way), the problem is that this is the sorta thing that leaves employment lawyers salivating at an unjust termination lawsuit because Elon basically wrote the textbook argument as to why the ADA exists here.
EDIT: Oh might as well add, but apparently this guy was also on the "do not fire" VIP list because actually firing him would put the company in actual dire financial straits since they now need to pay out the entire exit package at once.
As I see in that thread, he speaks openly about his disabilities in great detail. I don't see Elon leaking anything confidential. https://twitter.com/iamharaldur/status/1633082707835080705
Musk tweets > The reality is that this guy ... did no actual work, claimed as his excuse that he had a disability that prevented him from typing, yet was simultaneously tweeting up a storm. Then five hours later Halli explains his disability in detail. The sequence of events is key. You can't assume that just because someone shared something later it wasn't confidential before. Maybe Halli didn't want to share anythi…
You are missing that this guy is an extremely rich and famous person in Iceland. He was Icelands man of the year 2006, is the 2nd richest man in Iceland, everyone knows about his disabilities. And then he claimed to Elon he cannot type, whilst typing tons of Twitter threads in the same time.
Elon's behavior was childish, but the outrage is even more outrageously silly.