"Unveiling the Intriguing Life of Elon Musk: A Review of Walter Isaacson's Biography"

The Los Angeles Times review of Walter Isaacson's biography on Elon Musk criticizes the book for its selective storytelling and failure to address important issues. The review highlights how the book downplays Musk's experiences with apartheid in South Africa and fails to mention his recent controversies, such as his association with white nationalists and his tirade against the Anti-Defamation League. It also points out the omission of racial discrimination allegations at Tesla's factory, union drives, and wrongful termination cases. The review concludes by questioning the relevance of the "great innovator" biography genre and its tendency to present flawed geniuses as heroes without considering the broader impact of their actions.
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