[moogly]

You know who else knew how to count things with computers? IBM. In Germany.

[like_any_other]

Perhaps inserting in-auditable black boxes into elections was a bad idea to begin with.

[michaelsshaw]

So, now along side "manufacturing", that's two things that Elon Musk knows more about than anyone else. All while tweeting 200+ times a day. How does he do it? Having a billion dollars must give you supernatural abilities to learn and produce more...

Or just spend your money convincing gullible idiots because you don't actually know anything.

[clipsy]

> So, now along side "manufacturing", that's two things that Elon Musk knows more about than anyone else. All while tweeting 200+ times a day.

Don't forget being the best player in the world at multiple time-consuming video games!

[xurbax]

Future elections... I would say he is.

[popalchemist]

Yes. Did you see the earlier clip where he says they rigged it, explicitly?

[AnimalMuppet]

Given that Trump actually won Pennsylvania by 2%, he's casually bragging about something that isn't actually true - at least the "in a landslide" part isn't true.

But then, Musk knowing vote counting computers better than anyone isn't true either (though Musk may be arrogant enough to think it is).

So I think this is just Trump throwing out fact-free hot air that he thinks makes him look good.

[talldayo]

Funny in a drunk driver kinda way, and there's 380,000,000-odd passengers in the backseat.

[rbanffy]

I am very optimistic for Russia and China.

[HaZeust]

When has he ever been funny? He's orders of magnitude less interesting than Trump when it comes to comedy. He has the demeanor of a robot, pre-programmed to the emotional intelligence of a smart teen between his nihilist and existentialist years.