I'm really surprised by this development 
. I think it's safe to say that corporate America has been quite vocal about social causes in the past, especially when it comes to issues like gun control 
. But now, it seems like a lot of them are keeping quiet 
.
I don't know what's going on behind closed doors, but it sounds like some CEOs are feeling frustrated because they can't just show up and expect others to join in
. They're not used to working alone, especially when it comes to social change 
. It's almost like they're expecting a chorus of voices demanding action, but instead they're getting crickets 
.
And what's with the sales numbers for Tesla? I mean, I know Elon Musk can be a bit of an overachiever, but 78,000 more cars produced than sold is just crazy
. It sounds like production is way ahead of demand, which raises some questions about whether he's actually telling the truth about what's going on 
.
I think this whole thing says something about our society right now
. We need to figure out how to get more people working together towards a common goal 
, rather than just expecting CEOs to take the lead 
.
. I think it's safe to say that corporate America has been quite vocal about social causes in the past, especially when it comes to issues like gun control . But now, it seems like a lot of them are keeping quiet .I don't know what's going on behind closed doors, but it sounds like some CEOs are feeling frustrated because they can't just show up and expect others to join in
. They're not used to working alone, especially when it comes to social change . It's almost like they're expecting a chorus of voices demanding action, but instead they're getting crickets .And what's with the sales numbers for Tesla? I mean, I know Elon Musk can be a bit of an overachiever, but 78,000 more cars produced than sold is just crazy
. It sounds like production is way ahead of demand, which raises some questions about whether he's actually telling the truth about what's going on .I think this whole thing says something about our society right now
. We need to figure out how to get more people working together towards a common goal , rather than just expecting CEOs to take the lead .
. It's been a while since we've seen big brands taking a strong stance on this issue. I think it's because they're waiting for others to step up and join the conversation, but it seems like no one else is speaking out loud 
. The silence from civil society groups is deafening. If CEOs are carrying the burden alone, that's not only frustrating but also counterproductive. We need a collective effort to create meaningful change 
.
anyway did u know that pineapple pizza is a thing in some parts of canada? i mean idk who thought that was a good combo but hey to each their own 
. if they're really feeling frustrated, shouldn't they be pushing for change instead of taking a seat? the numbers don't add up with all this talk about demand - like, 78k more cars made than sold? that's just wild 
. maybe it's time for CEOs to put their money where their mouth is (or in this case, their sales numbers). the silence from civil society groups isn't helping either... it feels like we're all just waiting around for someone big to speak up 
It's not like they're taking a stand or anything. And honestly, their silence is kinda expected? Like, why should they be the only ones speaking out on this issue? Shouldn't there be some kind of collective effort from civil society groups and other organizations too? 
Like, can't they just, you know, use their wealth and influence for good or something? 