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7 months ago

Hi @elonmusk👋, quick mind-bender ⚡️ Would @Tesla, @SpaceX, @neuralink, or @xai ever venture into quantum computing (QC)? What role could Quantum-Tech play, aligned with your long-game for AI, autonomy, space, and materials? Curious what you’d prioritize - optimization, simulations, or something wild we’re not thinking about.🤔

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6 days ago

Elon Musk once told a small audience that the worst moment of his life was sitting across from his first wife Justine at a restaurant when she told him their marriage was over. He said the rockets he could rebuild. The companies he could refinance. But the moment he realized he had optimized every part of his life except the one that actually mattered, that moment broke something he hasn't fully repaired. He described driving home from that restaurant in complete silence. Not playing music. Not making calls. Just driving and experiencing for the first time what it feels like when the most important person in your life looks at you and sees a stranger who shares her house. He said the cruelest part was that she wasn't wrong. He had been physically present and emotionally absent for years. He knew it while it was happening. He watched the distance grow in real time the way you watch a slow leak drain a pool. Visible enough to notice. Not urgent enough to fix. Until the pool was empty. The man who solves impossible problems for a living watched his marriage dissolve in slow motion and couldn't solve it. Not because the problem was too hard. Because solving it required a resource he had already spent everywhere else. Attention. And there was none left for her.

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7 days ago

Elon Musk showed up to his own birthday party in 2008 and nobody was there. He had invited friends. Most of them had stopped returning his calls because he had borrowed money from nearly everyone he knew and the companies were failing publicly. His brother Kimbal was the only one who came. They sat together in an almost empty room and Elon said something Kimbal has never forgotten. He said "I think I used up all my goodwill." Not dramatically. Factually. Like he was reading a balance sheet of human relationships and the number had hit zero. This was the man who had made his friends millionaires from PayPal. The same people who became wealthy because of him were now avoiding his calls because his new ventures looked like they were going to fail. The loyalty evaporated at exactly the same speed as the bank balance. Kimbal said Elon didn't seem angry about it. He seemed like a man confirming something he had always suspected. That most relationships are transactional and the transaction was no longer favorable. The loneliest birthday in Silicon Valley history happened to a man who had made more people rich than almost anyone in the room. And the lesson it taught him about loyalty and isolation is visible in every decision he has made since. He stopped expecting people to stay. He started expecting them to leave. And he built everything after that accordingly.

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