Video prompt share: one prompt to try today in Grok
Pro tip: start by doing the image first, then animate it. The results are impressive!
Reverse dolly shot pulling back through a crowded starship hangar as a colossal dreadnought lowers into dock. Wind blasts from engines; camera glides past engineers scrambling under sparks and hydraulic steam.
Imagine the thing you choose to critique Elon Musk on is work ethic 😂
Elon Musk:
• Works 80–120 hours per week during peak periods
• Jobs created (direct + supply chain): ~600,000
• Salaries paid out by his companies: ~$110 billion
• Taxes he paid in just 2021: $11 billion (largest tax bill for an individual in history)
• Value created for shareholders: Trillions
• Drives hundreds of billions in economic impact
• Brought human spaceflight back to America (SpaceX)
• Helps paralyzed patients control computers with their thoughts, giving new meaning to their lives
• Created Starlink, enabling people to access internet anywhere
Elon’s wealth increases because his companies build products and services people love, companies that generate hundreds of billions of dollars in economic value in the U.S. and around the world. He isn't buying yachts, expensive houses or cars. He's continuously pushing his chips into the middle of the table and creating companies that are changing the world. His wealth is tied up in those companies, thus he only pays big tax bills when he sells stock, which is rare.
ELON: MARS IS A FIXER UPPER PLANET BUT HAS EARTH LIKE POTENTIAL
“Mars is similar in a lot of ways to Earth.
One could call it a fixer-upper of a planet, but it’s possible to build life there as we know it.
If we warmed Mars up and converted its carbon dioxide atmosphere into oxygen, which plants naturally do, then over time we could make Mars look a lot like Earth.”
Source: @iam_smx
🚨🇺🇸 TESLA’S AUSTIN TOUR HAD ANALYSTS TALKING LIKE THEY SAW THE FUTURE
TD Cowen’s Itay Michaeli walked into Giga Texas expecting progress.
He walked out talking like Tesla just handed him the cheat codes to the next trillion-dollar chapter.
Here’s the juice:
• FSD V14 ran clean.
Not “better.” Not “getting there.”
Clean. The kind of smooth that tells you Tesla’s now iterating, not improvising.
• Cybercab = the margin monster.
Tesla’s planning an April 2026 launch, and early numbers are savage:
~$0.30 per mile operating cost.
At that price, every legacy rideshare model looks prehistoric.
• HW4 isn’t maxed - not even close.
V14 brings a 10× jump in parameters, and Tesla’s already lining up AI5 and AI6 like loaded chambers.
Hardware’s sitting there like: “Give us the real software and watch what happens.”
Cowen kept the Buy and the $509 target.
Because Tesla isn’t just selling cars anymore -
it’s engineering the toll roads for the autonomy economy.
Source: @Tesla, @DeItaOne
SPACEX SETS THE DATE: MOON LANDING IN 2027
Internal buzz at SpaceX has 'em gunning for a game-changing uncrewed Starship lunar landing in June 2027, followed by humans strolling the Moon in September 2028.
But it's all riding on nailing that crucial in-orbit propellant transfer demo between 2 Starships by June 2026.
This lines up with NASA's Artemis push to beat China back to the surface.
If they pull it off, it's Elon's ticket to Mars dreams and U.S. lunar dominance.
That epic render? Starship towering on the lunar dirt with Earth peeking, astronauts planting flags, pure sci-fi turned real.
Source: @tobyliiiiiiiiii, NASA Updates, Grok Imagine, @SpaceX
Elon reduced the cost of launch to orbit by ~90%, mainstreamed electric cars, and gave a paralyzed man the ability to control a computer with his mind. It’s a total mystery why investors keep betting on him.
🇯🇵 TESLA ROBOTAXIS MAY BE HEADING TO JAPAN
Tesla just posted job listings in Japan for “Autopilot Vehicle Operators” - the same roles used before Robotaxi launches in the US.
The openings are in Kanagawa, and if history repeats, self-driving Teslas could be rolling out next.
Japan might be the next stop on Elon’s driverless world tour.
Source: @tesla, @muskonomy
ELON: PHOTONS ARE ALL YOU NEED TO TRAIN THE AI
“The really wild thing about [Tesla’s] end-to-end training is that it learns to read, like it can read signs, but we never taught it to read.
We never taught it what a car was or what a person was or a cyclist.
It learned what all those things are, what all the objects are on the road from video, just from watching videos.
Just like humans.
I mean humans are photons in, controls out.
The vast majority of information reaching our brain is from our eyes.
The output is our motor signals to our fingers and mouth in order to communicate.
Photons in, controls out.”
Source: Interview with Lex Fridman, November 2023
Congratulations to the SpaceX team on completing 500 (!!!!) missions with flight-proven rocket boosters. You’ve made the impossible possible with reusable rockets, paving the way to land huge amounts of cargo and lots of people to establish permanent human presence on the Moon and beyond with Starship!
ELON: OPTIMUS WILL ULTIMATELY BE BETTER THAN THE BEST HUMAN SURGEON
“People often talk about eliminating poverty, about giving everyone amazing medical care.
Well, there's actually only one way to do that, and that's with the Optimus robot.
With humanoid robots, you can actually give everyone amazing medical care.
Optimus will ultimately be better than the best human surgeon with a level of precision that is beyond human.
People always talked about eliminating poverty, but Optimus will actually eliminate poverty.”
Source: Tesla Shareholder Meeting, November 6, 2025