Iron Mountain in Musk's Crosshairs

https://www.cbsnews.com/pittsburgh/n...nt-efficiency/

The depth of his ignorance is staggering.

"The speed at which the mine shaft elevator can move determines how many people can retire from the federal government," Musk went on to say. "And the elevator breaks down and then.. nobody can retire. Doesn't that sound crazy?

"There's like 1,000 people that work on this," Musk said. "So I think if we can take those people and say... instead of working in a mine shaft and carrying manila envelopes to boxes in a mine shaft, you could do practically anything else and you would add to the goods and services of the United States in in a more useful way."

Anyone here familiar with sending docs to the mines?

I’ll talk with a friend who is very familiar with that facility

It's called document retention policy. Which each client decides on their own.
This, not an Iron Mountain issue.

It's called document retention policy. Which each client decides on their own.
This, not an Iron Mountain issue. Originally Posted by Unique_Carpenter

Accurate

His bullshit sounds even dumber spoken than reading the quotes. Think the elevator that broke down was in his brain. It's not that kind of mine, Leon.

Oof

Entertaining to see a bunch of nobodys on a whore forum pretend they’re smarter than the most accomplished man in the world.

Entertaining to see a bunch of nobodys on a whore forum pretend they’re smarter than the most accomplished man in the world. Originally Posted by Jacuzzme

Richest on paper, not most accomplished. He's also not the smartest... or he'd know about the elevator situation.

Do you?

I gave it thought, I’ll take Musk guidance over the vast majority of politicians.

Wonder how many government employees spend the entire day accomplishing one task, sharpening a #2 pencil.

Getting the boxes out of Boyers because of a broken elevator isn't the critical path.

If he would have shit talked the manual process, or the plan or the number of times they tried to go digital and failed, wasting millions and millions of dollars I'd agree with you.

But he made shit up about a mineshaft elevator because he doesn't know the facts. He's just spouting bullshit.

Getting the boxes out of Boyers because of a broken elevator isn't the critical path.

If he would have shit talked the manual process, or the plan or the number of times they tried to go digital and failed, wasting millions and millions of dollars I'd agree with you.

But he made shit up about a mineshaft elevator because he doesn't know the facts. He's just spouting bullshit. Originally Posted by HDGristle

he did shit talk the outdated manual process which several prior admin's tried and failed to fix

Kinda. Clear he knows as much about it as he does about the mine