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“None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free”― Johann Wolfgang Von GoetheThis is the quote that came to mind when I read this question. Understand that I only mean it in the most polite sense when I say that that sort of ignorance makes me embarrassed to call myself an American.First, how do we define freedom? To many in the United States, gun ownership seems to be the defining factor.I’ve heard so many Americans argue that gun ownership in America prevents tyranny and that it stands in the way of a totalitarian and oppressive government. Please, give me a break. Our government is one of the most oppressive, warmongering sources of evil in the entire developed world. The only thing separating us from an African banana republic is that we still have some residual legitimacy left over from World War II and the US Dollar is still (but probably not for long) the de facto gold standard of the world. If you were going to revolt and stage a revolution against a corrupt and oppressive government which taxes and regulates everything you should have done it years ago. The time has already come and passed and of course, Americans did nothing and never will.So what besides gun ownership defines personal freedom? Do we pay lower taxes?No, I would argue that our taxes are just as high as many European countries, and possibly even higher when one actually looks at the entire system as a whole and counts the layer upon layer upon layer of Federal, Payroll, State, Property, Sales, Inflation, licensing, Registration, Fees and other miscellaneous taxes that the average American pays. We are just better at hiding and denying our true tax rates. Many Americans don’t even consider Social Security to be a tax, but it is, and it’s a very stiff and regressive tax at that. Maybe you’ll get something for it, maybe you won’t. Social Security exists at the whim of whatever corrupt donkey or elephant happens to occupy the filthy streets of Washington at the time. Who knows? You are however losing the opportunity cost of investing that money over the course of your life, potentially costing you millions of dollars in lost capital gains. The poor and middle class pay all of it on every penny of their earnings while those earning long term capital gains as their primary income source do not. I’m not advocating higher taxes on anyone either. We pay enough already.Property rights?Do you really “own” your property in America? Try not paying your property taxes for a while and see how secure your property rights actually are. Even if your property is fully paid off you will ALWAYS rent it from the government. I dare you to try to defend it with your beloved guns too. Ask the Branch Davidians in Waco, or Cliven Bundy in Nevada how that went for them. If the US government wants it, they can and will take it.What if a private company wants your property? If Federal/state/local government decides that your property could be better used by someone else, not even for vital infrastructure…..just because……. they can and will exercise their right to sieze it through eminent domain. Check out the supreme court ruling Kelo v. City of New London, 545 U.S. 469Can you do anything you want with your property? Absolutely not. Most parts of the US have extremely tyrannical zoning boards that determine what you can and can't do with your property. Want to open a storefront on your property? Nope, not zoned for it. Want to add a deck to your home? Not unless the local politburos say you can and issue you a permit, which of course you have to pay for.In Europe, zoning and land use restrictions are actually far less restrictive in many places. This is why you often see “mixed-use” areas that are highly walkable with intermixed residential and commercial that are easily served by effective public transport.In the US, the tyrants at the county tell you where you are allowed to build and not build like a giant communist utopia, and yet we have the nerve to accuse the Europeans of being “socialists.”Free to travel at will?Nothing screams freedom in America quite like the vast interstate highway system with no public alternatives. Just smell the freedom as you get in your vehicle and drive wherever you want, any time that you want………assuming that you also have a job that pays the high costs of gas, maintenance, car payments, insurance, registration, etc.Want to avoid these costs and just take public transport? In most of the US that is just not possible. Pay up. Many Europeans have a freedom that most Americans wouldn’t even want………to NOT have a car or any of the expenses that go along with it. Yet, they still get to work just fine and they usually travel and vacation far more than we do. You sure can do a lot when you’re not dumping your life savings into multiple bottomless pits with four wheels. European citizens can travel all over Europe with no visa requirements just like we can in the USA. What do you think that there are still armed checkpoints between France and Germany?? Europeans can move, live and work in any country in the Schengen Area at will.That brings us back to taxation. Did you know that as an American you are taxed on your WORLD WIDE income regardless of residency? Want to move to Europe? Don’t forget to open up all of your effects and papers and share all of the your bank accounts and balances with the IRS every year so that they can violate you and give you a financial rectal exam. Forget an account? The IRS can and will seize up to 100% of the balance of undeclared foreign accounts. Even if you leave the USA and never return, you will always have to file with the IRS every year for the rest of your life. We are the only developed nation in the world to have such an oppressive, draconian tax structure on its citizenry. Want to renounce your citizenship and leave the US? Be sure to pay your $2,350 fee as well as all applicable exit taxes! Renouncing U.S. citizenship: what is the process? But I sure am glad that we are “free.”Democratic Process?Does that make you feel “free?” Well, it shouldn’t. Have you ever heard of gerrymandering? No country is perfect and never will be, but our process is hardly a stellar example of democracy and unity. Just because you vote for your particular tyrant does not mean that you are actually “free.” Europeans vote too, as does most of the developed world.Is it safer here? That’s why you feel free? I have traveled abroad and can tell you that American cities are no shining star of safety and security. Last year I was in Ukraine for 2 weeks and traveled all over the country. I honestly felt safer in Pripyat in the heart of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone than I would in many large US cities. No joke. You’re probably in a greater risk of death walking the streets of Detroit, Baltimore, Chicago, San Bernardino, Las Vegas, Memphis at night. And that is a very short list…..not inclusive.Ukraine is actually one of those countries that the US Embassy feels the need to warn American travelers against. I ate well, I drank the water, the people were friendly, my Airbnb accommodations were always clean and secure, and I had a wonderful experience wherever I went. Public transportation was readily available, cheap and reliable. Now, this is not to say that Ukraine doesn’t have other problems, but I never sensed some overbearing sense of oppression that could be solved by American “freedom and democracy.”Better legal/justice system?Ask all of those people that had their lives ruined by the justice system for victimless crimes such as marijuana or prostitution. Also ask all of those people charged, fined or jailed for petty offenses such as “selling liquor on a Sunday,” or after the arbitrarily designated time. What about all of those people who were just old enough to die in the middle east, but not old enough to buy a beer that were charged and given a criminal record and fined? Our laws in the US are quirky, arbitrary and puritanical in many places. Tell me again how religiously biased alcohol laws make you free?Did you know that the average street cop in many European countries does not even possess a firearm? There are also far fewer officer-related shootings. Cop cars? They are painted in highly visible paint so that they are SEEN in case you need assistance!In the good ‘ol USA we seem to prefer black unmarked cars that stalk the populace, hiding unseen from those needing actual police assistance. These traffic cops often spend their days raising revenue aka tax for the jurisdiction, regardless of how arbitrary the law is.And don’t forget, nothing screams American Freedom quite like the armed military-style vehicles that American departments all over the US proudly own. Who exactly do they plan on using that against? Surely not the “free” American Citizenry?There are plenty of other examples to use, but I’m going to wrap it up. The bottom line is that Europeans are just as free……probably more free than Americans in most ways. Asking this question makes you sound like an ignorant, untraveled American that judges the entire world without actually ever seeing the world.If you’ve made it this far you must have liked it. 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Short answer: Yes, it can often make sense to incorporate a business with a physical location in one jurisdiction (state) using the statutes of another state (or another country, for that matter); Each situation is different, and so, regardless of my answer below, a lawyer would be the best way to get specific guidance.I am going to focus in on the most commonly asked question: whether or not to incorporate in Delaware or in the state where the company is "located" (in this example a physical presence). In this case, you might favor Delaware if you expect to sell securities and have minority shareholders and want the benefits of the law of a state that favors those in control of the corporation as well as makes it easier to avoid conflicts while doing corporate transactions and selling securities. (On the other hand, if the main asset of the business is real estate, the laws of the local jurisdiction are often more relevant than the law of incorporation and you might want to focus on incorporating on the jurisdiction where the RE is located.)Delaware law (as applied in its court cases) has relatively low protections for minority shareholders vs. most other states. So does Nevada law. I am not going to list all the issues, but some of the top ones relate to inspection rights, rights to join the Board via cumulative voting, fiduciary duties of directors, and indemnification of directors. Bigger companies with many shareholders, and companies doing frequent financing transactions with new and existing shareholders (start-ups that expect to raise multiple rounds of capital, for example) can get and keep the most control over the situation with the least risk of a revolt via a Delaware or Nevada corporation as opposed to, say, a California corporation. Of course, if you are the minority investor in a new venture, perhaps you should be aware of this as well!If you are going to start your business in California (brick & mortar or not!), you should also consider that California law fights the application of the laws of other states on businesses that really do the majority of their business in California via Section 2115 of the California Corporations Code. Section 2115 requires that California law be enforced over the law of the state of incorporation (say, Delaware or Nevada) of a company that does the majority of its business based on the residence of its shareholders, the location of its properties, the total of its sales and/or its California payroll. So, it may not be clear that your "quasi-California" corporation will get all the benefits of Delaware law.See -- http://law.onecle.com/california/corporations/2115.htmlHere is the important part of Section 2115:(b) Except as provided in subdivision (c), the following chaptersand sections of this division shall apply to a foreign corporation asdefined in subdivision (a) (to the exclusion of the law of thejurisdiction in which it is incorporated):Chapter 1 (general provisions and definitions), to the extentapplicable to the following provisions;Section 301 (annual election of directors);Section 303 (removal of directors without cause);Section 304 (removal of directors by court proceedings);Section 305, subdivision (c) (filling of director vacancies whereless than a majority in office elected by shareholders);Section 309 (directors' standard of care);Section 316 (excluding paragraph (3) of subdivision (a) andparagraph (3) of subdivision (f)) (liability of directors forunlawful distributions);Section 317 (indemnification of directors, officers, and others);Sections 500 to 505, inclusive (limitations on corporatedistributions in cash or property);Section 506 (liability of shareholder who receives unlawfuldistribution);Section 600, subdivisions (b) and (c) (requirement for annualshareholders' meeting and remedy if same not timely held);Section 708, subdivisions (a), (b), and (c) (shareholder's rightto cumulate votes at any election of directors);Section 710 (supermajority vote requirement);Section 1001, subdivision (d) (limitations on sale of assets);Section 1101 (provisions following subdivision (e)) (limitationson mergers);Section 1151 (first sentence only) (limitations on conversions);Section 1152 (requirements of conversions);Chapter 12 (commencing with Section 1200) (reorganizations);Chapter 13 (commencing with Section 1300) (dissenters' rights);Sections 1500 and 1501 (records and reports);Section 1508 (action by Attorney General);Chapter 16 (commencing with Section 1600) (rights of inspection).

TL;DR - Absolutely not.No contest. Not even a close race. He hasn’t even earned the right to be mentioned in the same sentence. (yet).This is a fantastic question.Not only for the following reasons…it needed to be asked a long time agoIt’s diametrically connected to much ‘fake lore’ about Elon Musk.Most of the Elon Musk fan-boy fanatics need an education on Howard Hughes and what a real “Industrial magnate” isAnd finally, it exposes a mountain of BS surrounding Mr. MuskBut, also becasue the story has many wonderful orthogonal dimensions to it.Last, but-not-least…because Howard Hughes is a true Legend. - “Heros get remembered, but Legends never die.”Howard Hughes…let us begin.Firstly, I am not from Mr. Hughes generation. Not by a long shot. I’m far too young, but I just happen to know a bit about his immense contribution to humanity, our global society, his herculean deeds & the resulting technologies that our world relies on that bear the touch of Mr Hughes…over the past 114 years.Yup, Howard Hughes was born 114 years ago (in 1905) and died 43 years ago, in 1976. - Wow, that’s long ago? - people still talk about him? - yes they do.As a reference point to frame the timeline…Theodore Roosevelt was the president of America when Howard Hughes was born. - 9 Presidents before J.F. K.The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom was Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman - 10 Prime Ministers before Winston Churchill.The population of America was a mere 75 Million, and the world population was only 1.7 Billion.Modern countries such as The Republic of China, India, Turkey, Nigeria, Israel, Iran, Korea, Thailand, Indonesia didn’t exist as we know them today. Central & Eastern Europe was ruled by the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Southeast Europe + Western Asia + North Africa was ruled by the Ottoman Empire. China was sill being ruled under the ~300 year old Qing Dynasty.Knowing those dates & timelines…why would anyone even bring up Howard Hughes’ name in any context relative to Elon Musk?Let us start from today and work backwards…with this guy…Let us not forget the man inside the suit. This guy…Tony Stark. (not the “actor”, who is invisible to our discussion)and this great company that Tony Stark inherited from his dad ‘Howard Stark’ & is now CEO of…Which, according to Forbes 25 largest fictional companies list…has an estimated sales of US$20.3 billion, ranking it at number 16.(Stark Industries is also known as: known as Stark International, Stark Innovations, Stark Enterprises and Stark Resilient)There is considerable false, fake & miss-guided Elon Musk folklore surrounding Iron Man, Tony Stark & Stark Industries; regarding the inception, creation, design & definition of those Marvel Comic characters & identities. - It’s just crazy the degree of miss-information that Musk fan-boys have fabricated along this thread.The most sacrilegious of all is…that Marvel comics modeled Tony Stark on Elon Musk. - That’s so-far from the real truth, so backwards that its crazy, so illogical that its chronologically impossible. - except in the minds of Millennial's who believe that the universe started around 1980.The great Stan Lee (RIP) of Marvel Comics, created "Tony Stark” as follows…in 1963at the height of the Cold War& defined him as a free-market pro-democratic capitalist, anti-communist, mega-wealthy industrialist, business magnate with a dark secret that plagued and tormented him.he was also an ingenious scientist, inventor, an adventurer, a multi-billionaire, a glamorous ladies' man and a playboy.and finally a nutcase - yes Stan Lee framed him as a ‘true nutcase’.Now…as it turns out, the insane profile of Tony Stark was modeled precisely on a real life person (of that time period, 1963) who happened to match a bunch of those things reasonably well…yes…Mr. Howard Hughes.In 1963, when Iron Man & Tony Stark were unleashed on the real world, Mr Howard Hughes was 58 and very much in his prime. by the way…at that time, Elon Musk was -8 years young. - Not born for another 8 year to come.So, FIRST strike-out for Elon Musk.Mr. Musk is *NOT* the living hero that Tony Stark is based on. - That honor goes singularly to the legendary Howard Hughes.Crazy Billionaire…?If you think Elon Musk is crazy (especially on Twitter), let us compare his silly antics to the insanity of Howard Hughes, who was infamous for the following…He was an intense excessive germophobe; from a child. He sometimes spent time in a large rubber bubble to isolate himself from germs. He wrapped his shoes in Kleenex when he wore them, and isolated his personal food in a separate fridge from his wife(s).He exhibited intense and extreme OCD. Every day, he would watch the same movie on repeat. He refused to function unless he did so. He couldn’t eat any food unless it was organized precisely by size.He was an extreme daredevil with no regard for safety; especially in the fields of flying & fast cars. This resulted in him having 14 very serious head injuries that hospitalized him. Some from fiery plane crashes where he crawled out of the wreckage multiple times - 14 head injuries !He quit school after both his parents died, to become a movie director.He collected & stored his urine in jars. - along with other bodily fluids.He was absolutely obsessed with peas. He ate them with every meal and organized & sorted them precisely by size…before eating each meal.He was diagnosed as being both; bipolar and schizophrenicHe locked himself in Hollywood screening room for 4 months straight. Never coming out. (there was no bathroom). He ate Hershey chocolate bars & pecan nuts exclusively for the entire 4 months.He was obsessed with Baskin Robbins ‘Banana Nut ice cream’. After BR discontinued the flavor, BR continued to make it for him only. But he had buy each full 350 gal batch at a time from BR.For 20 years, he retained a close personal adviser, aide, political fixer, trusted spokesman & legal representative with power of attorney. He was a senior FBI agent & CIA investigator - Mr. Robert Maheu. In those 20 years, Mr. Maheu never met Mr. Hughes face-2-face ever & they only ever communicated via phone. - for 20 years!He dated the most famous movies stars of the time period. Name someone famous between 1925 - 1960, and he dated them. - e.g. Billie Dove, Faith Domergue, Bette Davis, Ava Gardner, Olivia de Havilland, Katharine Hepburn, Hedy Lamarr, Ginger Rogers, Janet Leigh, Rita Hayworth, Mamie Van Doren, Joan Fontaine, Jean Peters and Gene Tierney.Was arrested & jailed for killing a pedestrian while driving his car at high-speed like a crazy madman (while drunk).He died on board his private airplane, while traveling from Acapulco, Mexico to Texas. He was so reclusive that the FBI had to prove the body was him via fingerprints.He died leaving *NO* willThis kind-of crazy makes Howard Hughes one of the craziest Billionaires ever to walk the modern earth. It makes Elon Musk look like a ‘pussy cat saint’. Next time Mr. Musk goes bonkers on twitter…think of this list.SECOND Strike-out for Elon Musk. He isn’t anywhere near as stark-raving-mad crazy-8-bonkers as Howard Hughes was.Does this guy look that crazy to you?Lets now look at some of the personal accomplishments of Howard Hughes.He held multiple world records, honors, trophies and awards.1933 straightaway world speed record of 212 miles per hour1935 world speed record 352.388 miles per hour - the run was supervised by Amelia EarhartTranscontinental US speed record #1Transcontinental US speed record #2Beats Charles Lindbergh world record flight across Atlantic by half.Circled the world in 3 days, 19 hours, cutting Wiley Post’s time in halfspectacularly landing to a crowd of 25,000 people. Received a New York City ticker tape parade (greater & more attended than Lindbergh's).In 1938/39 receives…The Harmon Trophy : Harmon Trophy - WikipediaIf you're an Aerospace pioneer, you want to win this trophy. It’s awarded to an aviator, aviatrix, or aeronaut who is recognized as accomplishing the world's most outstanding achievements in aeronautics.The Collier Trophy : Collier Trophy - WikipediaIf you’re an aerospace business entrepreneur pioneer, you want your company to win this trophy! It’s awarded for “the greatest achievement in aeronautics or astronautics in America”.The Congressional Medal : Congressional Gold Medal - WikipediaThe well known American medal is awarded to individuals “who have performed an achievement that has an impact on American history and culture”.Designed & built the H-4 Hercules (“Spruce Goose”). The largest plane ever constructed, largest flying boat ever built & flown successfully & the largest wingspan of any aircraft ever flown (in human history) until April 13, 2019.In 1952, designs & builds gigantic helicopter called the “Flying Crane”.Was on the cover of TIME Magazine 5 times between 1948 and 1976.This guy was a true dare devil pioneering legend that achieved greatness…I call that STRIKE Three for Mr Musk.He doesn’t come close to this kind of historical infamy, having been achieved by rolling up his own shirt-sleeves and accomplishing things himself, by actually sitting your own arse in the hot-seat of the thing that you designed & built yourself.Finally, we get to the meat-in-the-sandwich - the Corporate business empire.You’re thinking, ha! We have you now!Elon Musk is going to blitz Howard Hughes. No-one is as smarter, more entrepreneurial, more of a risk taker, and more successful at risky business than Elon Musk. - Suck it Howard!No so fast.Howard Hughes personifies today’s modern definition of a Self-made ultra-successful hyper-wealthy Billionaire risk taker entrepreneur.He created an empire of company’s horizontally spanning multiple industries that have endured in some-form-or another after 6+ decades from being founded.Many of his companies operate today as subsidiaries (having been acquired) and are part of many Mega Global corporations like GE, Boeing, NewsCorp, 21st Century Fox, DirecTV, AT&T, Raytheon and GM.They make products and services that the Hughes companies pioneered, innovated & invented from nothing but “an idea on a napkin”. Billions of people, business and governments still use & rely-on Howard Hughes products every day…without even knowing it. - 50+ years later.Below is a quick look at some of the companies in the Howard Hughes business empire.#0 - The Hughes Medical Institute. - HHMI : Howard Hughes Medical Institute - WikipediaA medial research institute that also double-operated as a crafty non-profit ‘Parent umbrella holding company’ with ownership of many key Hughes companies & subsidiaries, so as to pass-down full Tax exempt status to all other Howard Hughes business below it. Very crafty! - (the American IRS challenged this craftiness and lost). - Did I mention that Mr. Hughes was a legend?HHMI today, has a US$22 Billion endowment2nd-wealthiest philanthropic organization in the United States2nd-best endowed medical research foundation in the worldIt was formed by Howard Hughes with the goal of “Understanding the genesis of life itself”.Hughes Aircraft companyGrew in 6 years from 4 employees to 80,000 employees & 3,300 Ph.D.s.that’s a startup with 2,000,000% growth rate. 250,000% growth in its 1st-year, doubling that rate every year for the next 5 years. - No Silicon Valley company has ever come close to that.Largest employer in Southern California, at one time.added 10,000 employees in its 1st year, doubling that every year.in 1953 had US$600,000,000 in government contracts. Which was so big that the US govt measured it as a % of American GDP.Hughes Aerospace Groupbuilt atmospheric entry probe carried by the Galileo spacecraft for the close-in study of the planet JupiterHughes Space and Communications Groupbuilt the world's 1st Geosynchronous satellite - SYNCOMbuilt the 1st Geosynchronous weather satellite - ATS-1Design & built Surveyor 1, which made the 1st soft landing on the MoonDesign & built Pioneer Venus, which performed the first extensive radar mapping of the planet Venusbuilt nearly 40% of all commercial satellites in service worldwide in 2000Hughes Communication GalaxyThe world's biggest supplier of commercial satellites)...now Boeing Satellite.Hughes Space Systems DivisionHughes Aircraft Ground Systems GroupInvented the Air Defense Systems including NORADprovided defense and air traffic control systems globallyemployed 15,000 people, generated revenues of +$1 billion per yearHughes Electronicseventually became PanAMSat,Hughes Tool Company (“ToolCo”) - awesome namePioneered dramatic innovative (previously unseen) improvements in Oil Rig rotary drilling.At age 19…Howard Hughes Jr. inherited a majority controlling share interest in ToolCo from the co-founder; his Dad (Howard Hughes Sr.) in 1924 . Howard Jr convinced his family/relatives to sell him their remaining shares as well, gaining full control over all shares.Howard Hughes Jr, used this successful company to fund his business expenses & many of his future enterprises.ToolCo became Baker Hughes, Inc in 1987 & IPO’d on the NYSE.Baker Hughes was acquired in June 2017 by GE for US$30 Billion & is now part of the global conglomerate, GE. It now trades as ‘Baker Hughes GE’. - 3rd largest Oil Field Services company in the world.2017 Revenues: US$22.8 Billion (Baker Hughes GE : BHGE (NYSE)Hughes Helicopter aircraft division.Acquired by McDonnell Douglas Helicopter Systems, then Bell Helicopters and now also part of Boeing Vertical Lift.Pioneer of many successful helicopters. Especially that one from the TV show Magnum P.I. (the Hughes 500)Hughes Research LaboratoriesNow part of Raytheon.1st Laser was developed & produced thereRichard Feynman held a long series of standing weekly seminars there.Hughes Network SystemsNow a subsidiary of EchoStarPart of Hughes business empire empire eventually became the Delphi Automotive Systems...(now Aptiv PLC). One of the worlds largest auto parts company’s.Hughes Missile DivisionA military contractor that produced missiles for the US government such as the Tomahawk Cruise missle & the AIM-4 Missile (first operational guided air-to-air missile)Advanced Cruise Missile, Standard missile, Stinger missile, PhalanxTWA Airlines - (Transcontinental & Western Air)2nd unofficial carrier of USA, after PanAmAcquired by American Airlines10,000+ employeesRKO Pictures - (RKO Radio Pictures, Inc)One of the Big Five studios of the Hollywood Golden eraProduced 2 of the most famous films in motion picture history: King Kong and Citizen Kane.KLAS-TV StationOwner of the North Nevada Air terminalnow Las Vegas McCarran International AirportOwner of 6 Casinos in Las VegasOwner of 5 hotels in Las VegasDessert Inn, Sands Inn, Frontier, Castaways, Silver slipperOwner Nevada Mining company(Many of the companies referenced became massive and were broken-up & sold off. Some were even secretly bid-for in secret government contractor processes, not know to the public tax payers).I gave you just a small snapshot of the legendary empire that Howard Hughes created over his lifetime.The above list is by no means extensive or complete.Due the the long history that many of his highly successful pioneering business’ have endured and the complex details surrounding their multi-decade operations, ownership & legacy…some of details may be slightly inaccurate in a few places. - It would be difficult (nearly impossible) to document the full extent & entirety of his business empire.So that’s STRIKE four for Elon Musk.He’s an amazing modern entrepreneur, but his business accomplishments pale in comparison to Howard Hughes. - who was truly an entrepreneurial genius & a wildly successful business legend, who created more “Billion Dollar companies” than you can count. - 50+ years before Silicon Valley became popular.Circling back to the original question:“Would you consider Elon Musk to be our generation’s Howard Hughes? Why or why not?”Answer: No - Elon Musk is not even close.To be fair, we probably wont know the real answer for another 50 years. To give him a fair-fighting-chance. But…on an age-by-age accomplishment comparison…at age 47, Elon Musk is seriously running behind schedule and slipping behind Howard Hughes quickly. By-the-day. (not catching up).Today, he’s no modern-day Howard Hughes.Mr Musk may be a bit of a modern day hero…but Howard Hughes is a true died-in-the-wool entrepreneurial mega-legend.Heros get remembered, but Legends never die.”