I'm very curious as to what exactly you mean here.
Let's say there's a particular worldview, call it A, under which Musk is a heroic figure. (There are infinitely many, but pretend that we can narrow it down to one well-specified one, for the sake of illustration.) Let's call my worldview B. A and B do share occasional points of overlap, but they're very, very, very different from each other. A is, in fact, so different from B that if I describe some salient ways in which B is different, I think many people who subscribe to A would think I was intentionally picking a fight with them.
One minor codicil in B is "All else being equal, do not pick message board fights, and most especially do not pick fights on message boards at 6:30 AM in the morning."
Let's say there's a particular worldview, call it A, under which Musk is a heroic figure. (There are infinitely many, but pretend that we can narrow it down to one well-specified one, for the sake of illustration.) Let's call my worldview B. A and B do share occasional points of overlap, but they're very, very, very different from each other. A is, in fact, so different from B that if I describe some salient ways in which B is different, I think many people who subscribe to A would think I was intentionally picking a fight with them.
One minor codicil in B is "All else being equal, do not pick message board fights, and most especially do not pick fights on message boards at 6:30 AM in the morning."