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Elon Musk: Just caring about the work somebody does and nothing else is the least racist or sexist you can be. "I think we need to return to where things were, or mostly were, which is a focus on merit. It doesn't matter whether you're a man, woman, what...

1,607,002 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля SunStar
SunStar1 год назад

Merit is the most open-minded approach to a human. Understanding the contribution of a person and supporting even larger achievements is what matters for society. Merit drives progress. Merit fosters support. Merit Is love. DEI wants to kill love. It puts hate at the center.

Фото профиля ELON CLIPS
ELON CLIPS1 год назад

yes..

Фото профиля Klay Thompson
Klay Thompson1 год назад

A meritocracy is the “fairest” system we know, anyone suggesting otherwise is either seeking control and power or is dangerously naive.

Фото профиля ELON CLIPS
ELON CLIPS1 год назад

yes

Фото профиля Charles Haywood
Charles Haywood1 год назад

Yes, but since throughout history white men have accomplished almost everything worth doing, a focus on merit will always mean white men will receive the accolades, money, and power, and this is unacceptable to those who lack merit and achievement.

Фото профиля Hugo Vale
Hugo Vale1 год назад

Merit > DEI hires Elon gets it.

Фото профиля ELON CLIPS
ELON CLIPS1 год назад

ye

Фото профиля Arjun Khemani
Arjun Khemani1 год назад

@elonmusk DEI = Didn’t Earn It

Фото профиля ELON CLIPS
ELON CLIPS1 год назад

@elonmusk 💯

Фото профиля Bilal Hussain
Bilal Hussain1 год назад

Indeed! Focusing solely on skills and performance promotes true equality, beyond race, gender, or background. Thanks, Elon Docs! This is expanding my knowledge, and I learn something new every day. It’s motivating—keep sharing!

Фото профиля ELON CLIPS
ELON CLIPS1 год назад

thanks ❤️

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