Go Tech Or Go Home - Finance And Law Are Eating Up Too Many Geniuses, Elon Musk Thinks

Multibillionaire Elon Musk has added to his controversial collection of statements a claim that says the youth should start their career paths in innovation instead of the same-old ways like finance or law. 

In an interview recorded the last Thursday with American comedian Joe Rogan, Tesla CEO stated that the United States was allocating too many talented individuals to finance and law. This opinion was seen to be quite different, and Musk confirmed the truth originated from his being a billionaire in reply to Rogan’s question. 

He also shared his opinion over those who relied on their building company to become rich and those who obtained a similar amount of money but through financial engineering or other jobs. There is a huge difference between them, which lies in the company’s capital allocation right. It is obvious that people had little ownership along with the ability to organize as well as manage the company for better productivity can gain more power. 

And people always chase after that kind of power, which somehow leads to the lack of high-quality manufacturers but redundancy in company leaders. If this trend continues, there will be nothing positive when talking about national finance because all the value is made by manufacturers. 

But even when people are aware of the value made by the workforce at factories, there maintains a disgusting look at those who create finished products. Elon Musk totally detested this prejudice, and he believed that making a car was an honor of his daily life. 

Additionally, Tesla CEO also mentioned his recent tweet announcing that he was selling almost all of his physical possessions. The vast majority of his houses would be sold to other owners who could treasure the true value of those possessions. 

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