in 1995, Elon Musk wrote three papers in University (Wharton).
one was on a search engine for the internet. one was on electric cars. one was on solar energy.
Google launched 3 years later. and he built the other two.
I'm deleting this soon because it's a legit cash-printing formula.
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~ Khaleda Zia, Our Commander ~ For our generation, Khaleda Zia was a beacon of political inspiration. Her voice gave expression—simple yet profoundly powerful—to the hopes and aspirations of the people of #Bangladesh. At a campaign rally before her historic victory in 1991, one of her speeches became the headline of almost every major newspaper the following day: “They hold the chains of slavery in their hands; we hold the flag of freedom.”
She was one of the rarest political leaders in Bangladesh— someone who could articulate the nation’s collective fears and aspirations with profound insight and graceful simplicity.
For long years, one of our country’s most fundamental and acute political anxieties has been the fear that Bangladesh might one day become part a mythical “Akhand Bharat” (undivided India)—whether in literal terms or through political rhetoric. During the rule of Sheikh Hasina, we witnessed a kind of dress rehearsal of that fear.
The core political strength of the #BNP lay in Khaleda Zia’s clear and unwavering political vision. On this issue, she was steadfast like a mountain, unshaken even in the most turbulent times.
I believe, her party never lived up to her leadership. It became tainted by power-hungry civil-military bureaucracy and by oligarchs. They exploited her integrity and strength solely to safeguard their own interests and to indulge their hunger for power.
As soon as she stepped away from active politics, the BNP gradually surrendered to India’s expansionist interests and influence. Once her name alone caused unease in India. Today, however, India is happy to see her son return to Bangladesh to lead the party, largely because it believes it can trust him.
Nevertheless, Khaleda Zia will remain a guiding star in Bangladesh’s political sky. We will keep looking to her for political guidance. If we lose our bearings, we will recall the unwavering resolve of this great soul and noble leader.
This farewell is not marked tears. We are bidding goodbye to her with our hearts filled with pride. We are taking leave of the commander of our youth.
May your eternal journey into infinity be blessed, Commander.
@elonmusk@grok I personally love Grok because its feedback and image creation are outstanding, but I think it’s not as lightweight as ChatGPT or Gemini, which are very lightweight and easily usable. Grok takes more time, but in the end, it makes no compromises on output quality.