"It's a very exciting time in tech right now. If you're a first-rate programmer, there are a huge number of other places you can go work rather than at the company building the infrastructure of the police state."
He seems to want both, and also a change in voting power would be illegal per the article:
"Musk then went on to say that he would like a dual-class voting structure similar to the one at Facebook that gives CEO Mark Zuckerberg control of that company but which would be an illegal restructuring post-IPO."
> Since Obama became president, all legislation basically needs 2/3rds of the senate to pass if it's remotely controversial and every tax change is controversial.
This is an odd way to mention (abuse of) the filibuster
Salaries in India have increased a lot-- they used to be one-tenth that of Silicon Valley but now they are more than one-third and closing in on one-half
Rising mortgage rates is literally mentioned as a cause in the title of the linked source from ATTOM, and seems to be completely ignored by all commenters.