The co-founder of Facebook questioned Musk: neither Tesla nor SpaceX is "revolutionary in the industry"

CTOnews.com, July 31, Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz recently posted a long article on the Threads platform, in which he doubted the "real influence" of Tesla and SpaceX, believing that Tesla and SpaceX did not have a unique "industry revolution". The two companies attracted attention only because of "Musk's marketing skills."

Long text released by ▲ image source Dustin Moskovitz on Threads platform

It is reported that in a long article released by ▲ source Dustin Moskovitz on the Threads platform, Dustin Moskovitz said that Musk's current achievements are "built on deception and exaggeration". At the same time, he questioned Tesla and SpaceX, citing examples such as Tesla's "false bid", "FSD has been overtaken by other competitors" and SpaceX "obtaining NASA orders through marketing". The two companies are actually "not as revolutionary as they are often portrayed".

▲ source Dustin Moskovitz released a long article on the Threads platform as of CTOnews.com, Musk did not make an official response to Dustin Moskovitz's query, but Musk said on his own "X" (Twitter) platform that day, "my company's goal is to be as useful as possible, not to stifle competitors, and it is a good thing to compete in serving the public."

It is worth mentioning, however, that Musk replied to DogeDesigner, the designer who designed the "X" platform icon, whose avatar is the classic Doge dog avatar. According to the Washington Daily, the designer may just be a vest planted by Musk's public relations team.