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Elon Musk’s daughter shows up on X Takeover today the first time🥰
Doge Tipping725,918 views • 8 days ago
Elon Musk is incredibly ambitious about chipmaking and the Terafab project on X Takeover : “I still have a tremendous amount to learn about chipmaking. To be clear, I do not know how to make chips. I have no idea how to make them, but we will figure it out. You have to start somewhere. I did not know how to make cars or rockets either.”🤣
Doge Tipping579,590 views • 7 days ago
Elon Musk’s humorous remark about his “China twins,” Yilong Ma. X Takeover “I guess he is probably not real, but there has to be someone in China who looks like me, right? There are 1.4 billion people. If you found the person who looks most like me, and I already look a little Asian, there must be someone in China who looks pretty close to me. With 1.4 billion people, the odds are high. I would like to invite that person to join me onstage someday. It would be pretty funny.”
Doge Tipping587,061 views • 8 days ago
Alice Smith And they said Elon painted inaccurate pictures of Europe 🤣
Doge Tipping6,468,615 views • 2 months ago
![This Elon livestream smoking clip is going to age so well 🤣 Most people don’t know — "friends" hit him up just 10 minutes later.” Elon Musk: So, is that a joint, or is it a cigar? Joe Rogan: It’s marijuana inside of tobacco. Elon Musk: Yeah, I think I tried one once. I mean, it’s legal, right? [Ten minutes later] Joe Rogan: You getting text messages from chicks? Elon Musk: No. I’m getting text messages from friends saying, “What the hell are you doing smoking weed?” Joe Rogan: Is that bad for you? Elon Musk: It’s legal. Joe Rogan: It’s government approved. Elon Musk: It’s not, you know… I’m not a regular smoker of weed. Joe Rogan: How often do you smoke it? Elon Musk: Almost never.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2086212188445044984/amplify_video_thumb/2086209619161190400/img/2uPXtSMIgAcsWw3F.jpg)
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This Elon livestream smoking clip is going to age so well 🤣 Most people don’t know — "friends" hit him up just 10 minutes later.” Elon Musk: So, is that a joint, or is it a cigar? Joe Rogan: It’s marijuana inside of tobacco. Elon Musk: Yeah, I think I tried one once. I mean, it’s legal, right? [Ten minutes later] Joe Rogan: You getting text messages from chicks? Elon Musk: No. I’m getting text messages from friends saying, “What the hell are you doing smoking weed?” Joe Rogan: Is that bad for you? Elon Musk: It’s legal. Joe Rogan: It’s government approved. Elon Musk: It’s not, you know… I’m not a regular smoker of weed. Joe Rogan: How often do you smoke it? Elon Musk: Almost never.
Doge Tipping1,718,059 views • 2 months ago
Elon Musk once told Jay Leno that the next Tesla Roadster will have an option for rocket thrusters from SpaceX. For acceleration, it drops the license plate. Behind the license plate is a rocket thruster. Kind of unfair from a technology standpoint. Jay asked how that works. He said he doesn’t know when Elon is kidding and when he’s not. Elon - No, in this case I am serious. You’re gonna have rocket thrusters. The main thruster will be behind the license plate. It drops, and that’s the rocket. That is like full-on James Bond.
Doge Tipping657,304 views • 1 month ago
Alex Gibney at Venice: reusable rockets “weren’t new,” Elon Musk “isn’t the one who does it,” and “noble cause corruption” let America elect a president whose goal is to “destroy the planet.” Here's the fact check: Reusable ideas are old. Shuttle. DC-X. Paper rockets from the ’60s. What wasn’t old: landing an orbital-class booster and flying it again. First time was Falcon 9, Dec 21, 2015. First reuse: 2017. Shuttle: ~$54,000/kg. Falcon 9 reusable: ~$1,500–$3,000/kg. That’s a ~90%+ collapse in the cost of getting to space. Europe and ULA said it wouldn’t work. Elon Musk made it work. Yes, engineers build the hardware. Gwynne Shotwell runs the company. Tom Mueller designed the engines. Also true: without the person who put his last money on the line after three Falcon 1 failures and refused to treat the first stage as scrap, you get SLS and Ariane prices. Calling Tesla/SpaceX “Enron with better PR” is lazy. Enron and Theranos sold nothing. Tesla forced the global auto industry onto EVs. 20M+ electric cars sold worldwide in 2025. ~1.2 million barrels of oil displaced per day. US CO2 from energy is still ~18–20% below 2005. “Destroy the planet” is a sermon, not a measurement. You can argue energy policy. You cannot pretend the company that commercialized mass-market EVs and crashed launch costs is the same story as a blood-test fraud. Gibney didn’t interview Elon. He built a 4-hour morality play and cast “the end justifies the means” as the plot. The means here were cheaper access to space and cars that don’t burn gasoline. The documentary is the noble cause.
Doge Tipping642,375 views • 1 month ago
You can hate Elon Musk and still use Starlink you dumb ass! Delta
Doge Tipping165,055 views • 16 days ago
Elon was right again. I don’t even need to sit through the 4-hour Alex Gibney Musk documentary. The Venice Film Festival premiere already showed it’s a hit piece. They keep saying Elon secretly “tweaked the algorithm to prioritize vitriol and hate.” The 𝕏 algorithm is open source. Anyone can read the code and see how it actually works. Alex Gibney: “One thing he didn’t properly understand was how Musk tweaked the algorithms at Twitter to prioritize vitriol and hate over the town square.” Zoë Schiffer: “He has tweaked the algorithm both to suppress mainstream journalism and to augment more inflammatory comments and voices.” She also said Elon spends an inordinate amount of time on X and that it has “impacted his sense of reality.” Ashley St. Clair: “He’s weighted very heavily in the algorithm. Anything he promotes or tweets is then incentivized.” They just lie relentlessly.
Doge Tipping393,875 views • 1 month ago
Elon Musk once told the interviewer that he can see into the future; history will deliver the verdict. Elon Musk: I’m very good at predicting the future. I’m not perfect, but I’m very good at it. My batting average is very high for a human. However, this creates something of a Cassandra effect, where people do not believe that what I’m saying is likely to be true. I can see into the future with a higher probability of success than most people. Not perfectly, of course, but better than most, including when predicting things that people sometimes consider counterintuitive. Again, I’m not saying that I’m always right. I certainly am not. But my batting average is very good. History will deliver the verdict. I think you will find that very little of what I have said is inaccurate. The overwhelming majority of what I have said is highly accurate and will come to pass, unless there is a change in direction.“
Doge Tipping92,729 views • 10 days ago
Elon Musk explained why he has to control at least 25% TESLA vote - "I’m not going to build a robot army if I can be easily kicked out by activist investors. No way." "So, my concern for the future—because the Tesla thing is called sort of compensation, but really, it’s not about compensation. It’s not like I’m going to go out and buy a yacht with it or something. It’s just that if I’m going to build up Optimus and have all these robots out there, I need to make sure we do not have a Terminator scenario and that I can maximize the safety of the robots. I feel like I need to have something like a 25% vote, which is enough of a vote to have a strong influence, but not so much of a vote that I can’t be fired if I go insane. But my concern would be creating this army of robots and then being fired for political reasons because ISS and Glass Lewis effectively fire me—or the activists at those firms fire me—even though I’ve done everything right. That’s my concern. And then I cannot ensure the safety of the robots."
Doge Tipping439,685 views • 1 month ago
This was Elon and Grimes first public appearance as a couple. They met online about a month earlier because of a very niche joke: Elon wanted to tweet a pun about “Roko’s Basilisk” (a thought experiment in which a future superintelligent AI might punish those who didn’t help bring it into existence). He planned to change “Roko” to “Rococo” (the ornate 18th-century artistic style) to make “Rococo Basilisk.” He then discovered that Grimes had already used the exact same joke three years earlier in her music video for “Flesh Without Blood,” even creating a character named Rococo Basilisk. Elon felt “finally someone gets this obscure joke,” so he reached out to her. They started dating soon after and chose the Met Gala as their first official public appearance. That night Elon also helped design Grimes’ dress (in a “glass and bone” aesthetic, plus a choker that was later mistakenly reported as a Tesla logo). He called the evening “date night.” Interestingly, Elon’s ex-girlfriend Amber Heard was also on the same red carpet that night.
Doge Tipping369,517 views • 1 month ago
Elon Musk talks about his China twins Yilong Ma on X Takeover 🤣🤣🤣
Doge Tipping59,085 views • 8 days ago
Elon Musk proposed to Talulah Riley just 2 weeks after they first met. They connected at London’s Whisky Mist nightclub in July 2008. After a whirlwind few days together, he looked at her and said: “I don’t want you to go home. I want to marry you.” No ring. Just a handshake. She said yes. Talulah Riley: "It all happened very fast. We became engaged after knowing each other for about two weeks. I was 22, and there were all these boys, which was the best part. Everything moved quickly, and suddenly we were fully committed to the relationship. He was very charming and definitely the most interesting and eccentric person I had ever met."
Doge Tipping377,403 views • 1 month ago
“How long would you want to live?” Elon asked the question first, and he kept saying: “One of the worst curses you could possibly give anyone would be, “May you live forever.” Then he said the line that actually matters: “I’ve long thought that longevity or semi-immortality is an extremely solvable problem. I don’t think it’s a particularly hard problem.” His reason was simple. The body ages in sync. Nobody has an old left arm and a young right arm. So the clock must be obvious. “This is the way you’re programmed to die. If you change the program, you will live longer.” Bowhead whales get 200 years. Greenland sharks get 500. Why them and not us? Hardware or software — and the tech to solve it is coming. The only rule added: don’t die of something stupid before the solution arrives. Peter Diamandis offered him to upload his full genome. Elon laughed: “Don’t clone me, bro.” Too late, they said. It’s already in the works.🤣 Elon doesn’t want forever. He wants enough time for humans to leave the solar system.💫
Doge Tipping287,613 views • 1 month ago