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This is why Musk is one of the most valuable people to mankind
The fact he is a billionaire and is putting his money on the line to advance mankind makes him one of the most valuable people on this planet. It's pretty inspiring to see someone with so much, putting it on the line because he's a dreamer. Others might have more money than him, but money alone doesn't change the world. Just think if some of these other greedy fucks out there did even a tenth of what Musk is doing, how much better this world could be or how much further we would have advanced as a species. |
i agree that he is valuable, but disagree wuth the assumption that people who di not put THEIR money on the line are necessary greedy. Keeping your money is rather normal, than greedy.
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I was thinking along the same lines...if there 100 Elon Musks, just imagine where we'd be at this point.
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he probably considers it as a reinvestment...
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his money? you moron. he cant exist without obama handouts. his companies dont produce a dime in profit, & close tomorrow if trump wants them to.
get a clue. :1orglaugh |
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?There's a fundamental difference, if you look into the future, between a humanity that is a space-faring civilization, that's out there exploring the stars ? compared with one where we are forever confined to Earth until some eventual extinction event.? - Elon Musk
On hiring: "[My biggest mistake is probably] weighing too much on someone's talent and not someone's personality. I think it matters whether someone has a good heart." - Elon Musk It's inspiring that people like him keep pushing forward and producing results that a benefit is all. On government licensing: ?We have essentially no patents in SpaceX. Our primary long-term competition is in China. If we published patents, it would be farcical, because the Chinese would just use them as a recipe book.?- Elon Musk. :1orglaugh |
The man is a visionary :2 cents:
He is destined for greatness or maybe a real big FAIL. But he gets out there and tries hard -- all respect :2 cents: |
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Just look at what he was fucking and made babies with
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The whole electric vehicle thing and the battery banks for home use are clearly what it's looking at for power needs on Mars. Not to mention the whole "tunnels" on Earth thing he keeps floating. My bet is he intends to have temporary surface habitats on Mars but make actual long term living space under ground. |
Electric cars = boring
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If I had his kind of money I would be doing the same.... Seriously, how much money does one person need? Buy a few houses, buy a few cars, travel around the world.... Elon would still have billions left over.
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1) Bringing clean adequate sanitation to impoverished nations? 2) Helping to spread literacy? 3) Helping to end war? 4) Investing in research and development to get all the plastic out of our oceans? 5) Ending hunger or tackling obesity in the United States? Not trying to troll here but from what I see of this man is nothing more than a bloated self absorbed ego. He's researching technologies that will destroy the jobs of millions and wasting resources to try and go to a dead planet to look at rocks. |
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The moment we have a growing self sufficient colony on a second planet, it means we have doubled our chances of never going extint. Once we can settle Mars then it's going to be one of Jupiter's moons or maybe even 2. This is worth more to our existence as a species than anything on your list. |
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Our species is a mistake that nature will correct soon. We will just be one more of countless species who have come and gone on this planet. :thumbsup |
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Mankind would be like those aliens in the movie Independence Day! A plague of locusts. We can't take care of this planet, we don't deserve another |
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Elon Musk and Kim Kardashian have a lot in common in my opinino. |
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Elon is the real-life iron man
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He also made all Tesla patents free for use by competitors... what an asshole.
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As for Elon Musk's "foundations" and these "organizations" he owns or is involved in. As far as I'm concerned he's just paying for advertising while networking his fellow millionaires. Mark I get you and you're certainly an intelligent and thoughtful man. Therefore I'll submit this to you for your consideration. We've had more war in the last 100 years than in all of combined human history. Today our nations are surveillance states rapidly becoming police states. Our cities are filled with crime, racism and injustice while the people have become marginally literate and highly unskilled. Today's youth are a generation of Icon sliders on tactile screens and social morons that avoid leaving their homes. Technological progress doesn't create stability, it tends to creates the opposite. Absurd amounts of money and power are increasingly being concentrated into the hands of a shrinking few; it's fascism from a smiling oligarchy worshiped as celebrities. This is not the evolution of mankind but its de-evolution and we have men like Elon Musk to thank for it. |
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As for jobs, forget about that. Machines will do them. The difficulties faced with building a vehicle that can carry people across Space, keep them alive, return them and us being able to pay for it. Are immense. Putting someone in a coma-like state for the time it takes to travel 40,208,000,000,000 km or 4.2 light years are immense. Especially if they're weightless. We are at the point of building dugout boats and crossing the Atlantic in them. Musk and especially people like Gates would do more good by giving free birth control pills to the billions still on Earth. Sorry to bring you dreamers back to the real world. |
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The nearest maybe, possible, could be, planet with an Earth-like atmosphere is 4 light years away. As for mining these planets or Asteroids for precious metals. Think of the problems getting megatons of whatever back to Earth. Then figure in the price drop in the commodity. This is it, we have the Earth, there's no escape. Fix it or lose it. |
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And instead of spending millions on driverless cars they would do more good paying to put in adequate plumbing in Africa. People need toilets more than they need a self-driving car. You know what??? That gives me an idea! Whenever I see a driverless Uber car I'm going go and take a shit in it. |
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But she's a robot:error
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I don't need to drive it. Anything that is soundless means zero emotions, zero fun... I want to hear my car. So.. no thanks. :321GFY |
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My mainstream business partner bought & took over a big sports complex here about a year ago. The small city where it's technically located gave him 2 years of no sales tax (just the city) & the county gave him a small break. He didn't get it by sucking anyone's dick - it's just something many local, small towns do to get businesses to locate + hire employees in the area. They compete just like the private sector. If you read the article, he pretty much got kickbacks from various states for opening up shop there. Every state does this - every big city does this - every smart business owner seeks it out. Reason is Libertarian trash anyway, but it's interesting that they don't understand that the government is also a big player in a market economy. If you don't know how to operate a business in the real world, that's ok - others do. :winkwink: |
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worth $60 million + $200 million satellite going down the toilet :2 cents: good job ! :thumbsup |
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but of course you just HAD to tear down the source. im sure you prefer your cool aid huffpost flavored. :1orglaugh |
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Elon Musk announced a new line of batteries for homes, businesses and utilities... Where's yours?
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