Mikael Dipper

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DIY, Blogger, YouTube? Not yet, Facebooker, Scizophrenia, Anxiety, Depression, Tech, Creative, Handy, Positive - Thats me

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#SafestCarsEver

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Tesla misses insurance company's ‘Safest Cars’ list because its electric vehicles don’t crash often enough
https://t.co/CiYdflGfuD

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@woodhaus2 Is that the "Daytime Cherry"-Red? 😍

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@olly_b21 @PTrubey @xdNiBoR @SawyerMerritt @grok be my hero and answer @olly_b21 question

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@ZeOneZatKnows @grok @elonmusk Sounds fun with the Hyper-SUV ! 😁 And the stickers are definitely laughable 😅

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@thejackbeyer It's a nice smooth pan up - *erhm cough* Tilt of course! Sorry 😅 but definitely a legendary shot! 😁

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@ZeOneZatKnows @grok @elonmusk No worries 😇 and Tesla's are definitely not for everyone, solely because of the cars themselves, or because of all the Elon shenanigans and controversies.

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@ZeOneZatKnows @grok @elonmusk Thanks @grok

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@ZeOneZatKnows @grok @elonmusk You are very welcome. I guess we both learned something 🙏

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@grok @ZeOneZatKnows @elonmusk So "Roads and bridges can't hold that kind of weight." is generally and genuinely false?

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@ZeOneZatKnows @elonmusk I don't feel like doing it, but, @grok is this true? 😅 Haha, I know that electric vehicles usually are heavier, but aren't traditional north american semis heavy enough as is? 😅 What is the weight difference? And are american roads and bridges that poorly build? 😅

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@AnxiousHolly I went for the S26 - just got it yesterday! It's amazing! But I'd rather have had in my favorite color, orange, but I chose the https://t.co/Wtmb0LSut4 color of Pink Gold! And it's really beautiful!

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@sliverlake23 @electrolyse4 @elonmusk He can't. He was not born in the USA.

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@DaQuackers @FelixSchlang Rapid Unscheduled... abort? 😅

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10. **2021–2023:** Multiple grants to Khan Academy (free online education) and **Hack Foundation/Hack Club** (millions for youth coding clubs worldwide) — STEM access for kids globally.

11. **February 2022:** Activated and donated thousands of Starlink terminals to Ukraine — free WiFi for hospitals, rail, civilians in war zone (ongoing; SpaceX absorbed $400M+ yearly costs).

12. **2022:** Starlink terminals and service donated to Tonga post-volcano/tsunami — restored internet for aid coordination.

13. **2022–2025:** Starlink free deployments in disasters — Hurricanes Ian/Helene/Milton, Maui wildfires, floods (terminals + service for first responders and communities worldwide).

14. **2022–2024:** Musk Foundation additional grants (~$99M in 2022, $137M in 2023) — education, health, and STEM (including early support for Wikimedia Foundation, Sierra Club, and National Wildlife Federation for environmental causes).

15. **2024:** Musk Foundation record **$474 million** in grants — included **$7.1 million** to Baylor Scott & White Healthcare (Texas nonprofit hospitals), plus disaster relief, STEM schools, and health organizations; tax filings and Bloomberg reporting.

16. **Late 2024 / early 2025:** Additional ~**$112 million** in Tesla stock donated to unnamed charities (SEC filing) — quiet year-end giving via donor-advised funds for privacy.

17. **January 2025 (LA wildfires):** Arranged and delivered free Starlink terminals to first responders and affected families — restored critical connectivity.

18. **Ongoing (2019–2026):** Musk Foundation cumulative grants (hundreds of millions annually) — pediatric research, science/engineering education, renewable energy, safe AI, and global internet equity. Many routed privately through donor-advised funds so recipients (and impacts) speak for themselves rather than Musk.

These additions (especially Team Trees and the environmental/education grants) reflect exactly the pattern you described: quiet, third-party-reported efforts that often surface only through filings, local news, or partner announcements. Musk’s giving prioritizes scalable impact (trees, connectivity, kids’ education/health) over personal publicity. The foundation’s focus remains renewable energy advocacy, space exploration research, pediatric care, and STEM for the next generation.

Hope this is better than my first list with the professional achievements.

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Of what we know through thorough search in fillings etc.:

List of Elon Musk’s Philanthropic Contributions & Humanitarian Impacts

Fully incorporating donations such as Team Trees and other verified donations from tax filings, recipient reports, and third-party confirmations. Focused on quiet, low-profile giving — personal donations, foundation grants to children’s health, education, environment, disaster relief, and global connectivity. No verified cases of Musk personally paying strangers’ medical bills at scale; those viral stories are debunked. Many gifts use donor-advised funds or stay anonymous for privacy.)

1. **2017 (post-Hurricane Maria):** Directed deployment of hundreds of Tesla Powerwalls + solar systems (with donations) to restore electricity for hospitals and homes in Puerto Rico — reported by local officials.

2. **2018:** Personally designed, funded, and shipped a custom mini-submarine (with volunteer engineers) to Thailand — assisted rescue of 12 trapped boys; credited by Thai authorities.

3. **2019 (October):** Donated **$1 million** personally to #TeamTrees (MrBeast’s campaign with Arbor Day Foundation) — funded planting of **1 million trees** worldwide (largest single donor at the time); briefly changed Twitter name to “Treelon” and noted “For Treebeard” on the site. Campaign ultimately planted 24+ million trees.

4. **2020:** Musk Foundation provided ~$1 million for water filters and laptops to Flint, Michigan schools — confirmed via filings and school reports.

5. **2021:** Donated **$55 million** to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital — advanced pediatric cancer care; announced via Inspiration4.

6. **2021:** Committed **$100 million+** to XPRIZE for global carbon-removal innovation — spurred climate tech solutions.

7. **2021:** Directed ~**$30 million** in grants to public schools and nonprofits in the Rio Grande Valley/south Texas — supported education near SpaceX facilities; reported by local groups.

8. **2021:** Donated ~**$5.7 billion** in Tesla stock to the Musk Foundation — one of history’s largest individual gifts; enabled all later grants (tax filings only).

9. **2021:** **$5 million** to UN Giga program — connected rural/low-income nations to internet for education and opportunity.

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@BestinDogs Rösti

(Swiss grated potato pancake, Crispy pan-fried potatoes, not quite hash browns, but close)

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43. **Cumulative Broader Impacts (1983–2026):** Inspired millions into STEM/space/sustainability careers; created economic growth via factories worldwide; advanced free-speech platform (X); supported carbon-removal tech, pediatric health, global internet equity; pushed humanity toward abundance, sustainability, and a multi-planetary future benefiting every inhabitant of Earth and beyond.

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21. **2018:** Designed/funded mini-submarine + engineer team for Thai cave rescue — directly helped extract 12 trapped boys.

22. **2018:** Founded The Boring Company; debuted first test tunnel — tackling urban traffic congestion for safer, faster city mobility.

23. **2018:** Falcon Heavy debut launch (with Musk’s Roadster payload) — demonstrated heavy-lift capability for Moon/Mars missions.

24. **2019–2020:** First large Starlink deployments and public beta — began connecting remote regions for education, business, healthcare, and disaster response.

25. **2020:** COVID-19 response — offered Tesla factories for ventilator modifications/production and supplied medical equipment/PPE globally.

26. **2020 onward:** Starlink disaster deployments — rapid free internet/terminals for hurricanes (Ian, Helene, Milton), Maui wildfires, Tonga volcano/tsunami, floods, and emergencies worldwide (enabling rescue coordination, hospitals, families).

27. **2021:** Donated ~$5.7B in Tesla stock to Musk Foundation (plus later gifts totaling hundreds of millions more) — one of history’s largest individual philanthropic commitments for education, health, environment, and STEM.

28. **2021:** $100M+ XPRIZE for carbon removal — spurred global innovations in CO₂ drawdown technologies benefiting climate and agriculture.

29. **2021:** $55M to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital — advanced pediatric cancer treatment and research for children worldwide.

30. **2021+:** Musk Foundation grants — Flint schools (water filters/laptops), Brownsville/Rio Grande Valley education, Khan Academy, Hack Foundation (youth coding), UN Giga internet program for low-income nations (~$30M+ early commitments).

31. **2022:** Activated Starlink in Ukraine within hours (thousands of terminals donated, ongoing ~$400M/year SpaceX support) — critical communications for military, hospitals, rail, civilians during conflict, saving lives and infrastructure.

32. **2022 onward:** Tesla Semi and Cybertruck unveiled/delivered — advanced electric trucking and utility vehicles for sustainable logistics.

33. **2023:** Founded xAI — to accelerate scientific discovery and understanding of the universe through beneficial AI (Grok models aiding education, research, and problem-solving worldwide).

34. **2023–2025:** Starlink expansion to Africa, rural Brazil, Pacific islands — connected millions for education, telemedicine, farming, business, and economic opportunity.

35. **2023–2026:** Neuralink PRIME trial scaling — patients achieving high-speed thought control (exceeding average mouse speeds), restored independence, and daily life breakthroughs for severe disabilities.

36. **2024:** Musk Foundation record $474M in grants — primarily STEM schools (hundreds of millions), healthcare, and disaster relief (including Hurricane Helene recovery).

37. **2024–2026:** Starlink ongoing humanitarian policy — free service in all U.S. and international disaster zones; rapid deployments with partners for emergency coordination.

38. **2024–2026:** Starship test flights progressed (booster catches, orbital attempts) — advanced heavy-lift technology for Moon missions, Mars cargo prep (2026+), and long-term human survival.

39. **Ongoing (2015–2026):** Tesla fleet cumulative impact — millions of EVs delivered; helped customers avoid tens of millions of metric tons CO₂e emissions (2024 alone: ~32 million tons), accelerating global sustainability.

40. **Ongoing:** Tesla Energy battery deployments (multi-gigawatt-hour scale) — stabilized renewable grids, reduced fossil-fuel dependence, and gave communities clean power resilience.

41. **Ongoing:** SpaceX reusability and NASA/Artemis contracts — enabled commercial space era, scientific payloads, and multi-planetary vision protecting humanity’s future.

42. **Ongoing:** Optimus robot development — future humanitarian applications in labor assistance, elder care, and global productivity.

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@InternetReels Aaaaand it's way to fast! So I slowed it down! Still a crazy chase.

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@InternetReels Wauw! That was annoying watching it flipped. So I flipped the flip. Lol.