“What’s The Biggest Example Of ‘Genius’ To ‘Idiot’ There Has Ever Been?” (22 Answers)

He just accused the First Minister of Scotland (Humza Yousaf) of being racist because Humza pointed out that he’s quite often the only non white person in the room in 99% of his meetings. Elon is a prime twatface.

He paid $44 Billion to buy a company worth $25 Billion and with hard work and diligence, turned it into an $8 Billion company.

This should be at the top of the list.

Yeah, he was really never a genius but was very good at taking credit for other people's innovation. "Founder of Tesla"? Not so much, he contractually obligated the actual tesla owners to make him a "founder" retroactively. I mean, the guy is smart, don't get me wrong, but then so am I and a lot of other people that don't act like douchebags online for kicks.

The game "Good Pizza, Great Pizza" features him as a "special visitor" alongside such people as Mozart and Dracula.

No, he was always a sham. His reputation as a New York mafia-busting state prosecutor was based on the independent work of the feds. His career as mayor was just a rightward swing of the pendulum that had reached its annoying limit by 9/11.

Rudy said it was safe to start the cleanup of the 9-11 site immediately. Over 500 people got cancer after working there.

I have read that he was a good mayor for NYC but now is a bozo with dyed hair with the dye running down his face.

He was America's mayor in '01. No idea how the goblins in his head took over.

He believes in the literal truth of the Genesis creation story as well as a bunch of fringe right-wing fundamentalist nonsense.

You see, the pharaohs really loved their grain so they wanted to be buried in it ...

He is many kind of wierd

Just because you are an expert at one particularly difficult thing, does not mean you are in any way an authority on any other matter.

Honestly, that´s at least better then believing aliens were somehow involved in building the pyramids.

A lot of times being a sexual predator overrides common sense.

He was an idiot. I know people have autonomy over their own health and treatment decisions, but the type of tumour he had was eminently survivable. He had an islet cell neuroendocrine tumour (NET). These are NOT the horribly malignant pancreatic cancers that rapidly kill-islet cell NETs have a 95% 5 year survival following standard medical and surgical treatment. 95% of patients survive 5 years after diagnosis if they choose conventional therapeutic options. Instead, he decided to disregard conventional medicine and died as a result.

Like tRump and his worm killer covid treatment??

He's not the only one. Many normally intelligent people decide to go with unproven (sometimes dangerous/useless) treatments for diseases.

Well, the 5yr survival rate for pancreatic cancer if caught early before spreading from pancreas is only 27%, drops to 7% if escaped. I don't think odds were on his side.

Jobs survived eight years before succumbing to the disease in 2011. The five-year survival rate for pancreatic cancer is only nine percent. Since PNETs are so uncommon, their treatment options are not yet well-defined. Currently, there is no standard of care or standard treatment for these types of tumors.

I knew the guy was weirdly hung up on the concept of human lust, but the clitoris thing? Yikes!!

Him and his brother split ways because he refused to add sugar to make his cereal more palatable. He truly felt that blandness would curb lust

He is also a key reason circumcision is prevalent in the US. He held enough sway to advocate circumcision as a deterrent to masturbation. Dude was fücking mental.

Okay, major a*****e. But that is one magnificent moustache! I am in awe.

Check out "The Road to Wellville". A lot of interesting actors. Anthony Hopkins plays Kellog.

I believe there are a disproportionate amount of narcissists and sociopaths in leadership positions

Sounds like he has an ego problem and maybe a fantasy that he's a sex symbol. Another Pavel Faun ( look him up)

I have not heard about him before. Sounds like the perfect new Netflix.

From the dystopian Thatcherite Britain of the 1980s he appeared as a beacon of hope for someone at least. Reading this has been quite upsetting tbh. That such a revolutionary who marked such an heroic place in modern history is now so ridiculed - and perhaps through neurological degeneration he is unaware of, like Thatcher, but they kept her out of the public eye for posterity's sake.

As a kid growing up in England in the 80's he was a big and admirable figure. Just goes to show my country doesnt have all the nutjobs haha