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ELON: CIVILIZATIONS FREEZE WHEN RULES NEVER GET DELETED Legislative gridlock paralyze innovation. Using an analogy from Gulliver’s Travels, Elon argued that the U.S. has become a giant pinned to the ground and not by one massive chain, but by "a million little strings" of regulations that make even the...

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Elon Musk: Every civilization eventually becomes paralyzed unless it actively stops the accumulation of laws and regulations. “There's a thing that happens over time with any given civilization, which is that the laws and regulations accumulate. If there's not some forcing function, like a war to clean up the accumulation of laws and regulations, eventually everything becomes illegal. That's like the hardening of the arteries or a way to think of it is like being tied down by a million little strings like Gulliver. You can't move. It's not like any one of those strings is the issue. It's got a million of them. So there has to be sort of a garbage collection for laws and regulations so that you don't keep accumulating laws and regulations to the point where you can't do anything.” Lex Fridman Podcast, June 10, 2024
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Elon Musk: Every civilization eventually becomes paralyzed unless it actively stops the accumulation of laws and regulations. “There's a thing that happens over time with any given civilization, which is that the laws and regulations accumulate. If there's not some forcing function, like a war to clean up the accumulation of laws and regulations, eventually everything becomes illegal. That's like the hardening of the arteries or a way to think of it is like being tied down by a million little strings like Gulliver. You can't move. It's not like any one of those strings is the issue. It's got a million of them. So there has to be sort of a garbage collection for laws and regulations so that you don't keep accumulating laws and regulations to the point where you can't do anything.” Lex Fridman Podcast, June 10, 2024

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🚨ELON: LARGE PROJECTS ARE BASICALLY ILLEGAL IN THE WEST "You know, in the West, I think we have created regulatory gridlock where just almost everything is illegal. This is why they can't build a high speed rail in California. They spent $7 billion and there's 1600 ft section, it's all they have to show for it and it doesn't even have rails on it. It's really too absurd for parity. Large projects are essentially illegal in California and much of Europe and other countries. So there has to be some garbage collection process for removing rules and regulations in order for society to function and not to get hardening of the arteries to the point where you can't do anything." Source: The Rebirth of Liberty in Argentina and Beyond, by the Cato Institute and Libertad y Progreso. June 12, 2024
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🚨ELON: LARGE PROJECTS ARE BASICALLY ILLEGAL IN THE WEST "You know, in the West, I think we have created regulatory gridlock where just almost everything is illegal. This is why they can't build a high speed rail in California. They spent $7 billion and there's 1600 ft section, it's all they have to show for it and it doesn't even have rails on it. It's really too absurd for parity. Large projects are essentially illegal in California and much of Europe and other countries. So there has to be some garbage collection process for removing rules and regulations in order for society to function and not to get hardening of the arteries to the point where you can't do anything." Source: The Rebirth of Liberty in Argentina and Beyond, by the Cato Institute and Libertad y Progreso. June 12, 2024

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ELON: WE PREFER NOT TO HAVE WAR AS THE MEANS OF GETTING RID OF RULES AND REGULATIONS “Something that we should be worried about is that the rules and regulations get more and more every year. In the past, war has wiped away bad rules and regulations. But we prefer not to have war as the means of getting rid of rules and regulations. In the absence of that, what happens is there are more laws and more regulations every single year, and eventually we won't be able to do anything. So, we do need to be cautious about overregulating and having too many rules and regulations, basically stopping innovation and ultimately, limiting the advancement of civilization.” Source: Jay Leno's Garage, September 2022
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ELON: WE PREFER NOT TO HAVE WAR AS THE MEANS OF GETTING RID OF RULES AND REGULATIONS “Something that we should be worried about is that the rules and regulations get more and more every year. In the past, war has wiped away bad rules and regulations. But we prefer not to have war as the means of getting rid of rules and regulations. In the absence of that, what happens is there are more laws and more regulations every single year, and eventually we won't be able to do anything. So, we do need to be cautious about overregulating and having too many rules and regulations, basically stopping innovation and ultimately, limiting the advancement of civilization.” Source: Jay Leno's Garage, September 2022

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ELON MUSK: WHY HUMAN PROGRESS REQUIRES DELETING RULES “Civilizations stagnate when rules only accumulate and never get removed. Laws are like code—without deletion, you end up with bloatware. Progress requires actively questioning and sunsetting regulations.” Progress isn’t usually blocked by a lack of ideas—it’s blocked by layers of old rules written for a world that no longer exists. If we don’t question them, innovation suffocates quietly. Deleting outdated rules isn’t chaos; it’s maintenance. And without maintenance, even the best systems grind to a halt. Source: Elon Musk interview with Lex Fridman, December 2021
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Elon Musk went on Lex Fridman and explained the real reason every great civilization in history collapsed. The same thing is happening right now: 1. The single biggest reason civilizations collapse is birth rate decline. not war, corruption, or economic failure. birth rate. When a civilization wins for long enough, the birth rate drops. It has happened every single time throughout history without a single exception. Durant studied civilization after civilization and found the same pattern in all of them. 2. Rome is the clearest example. Julius Caesar noticed the declining birth rate around 50 bc and tried to pass a law incentivizing roman citizens to have a third child. Augustus actually managed to pass a tax incentive for the same thing. Neither worked. Rome fell because Romans stopped making Romans. That is the actual fundamental issue. Everything else, the malaria epidemics, the plagues, the military failures, came after the demographic collapse was already underway. 3. South Korea currently has a fertility rate of around 0.8. If it does not decline further, South Korea will lose roughly 60% of its population. And the rate is still dropping. Musk is not singling out South Korea. This is happening across most of the world. The pattern is identical everywhere: prosperity arrives, birth rate falls. 4. Laws and regulations accumulate over time, and eventually, nothing can get done. There is no mechanism in most civilizations to remove old laws, so they just keep adding up. Musk's analogy: it is like being tied down by a million tiny strings. No single string is the problem. a million of them, and you cannot move. This is why building high-speed rail in America is effectively illegal. not because of any single law but because of the accumulated weight of all of them together. 5. The only historical forcing function that has ever cleaned up accumulated laws and regulations is war. War destroys enough of the existing structure that you have to rebuild from scratch. Musk says civilizations need a garbage collection mechanism for laws, the same way computers need garbage collection for memory. Without it, everything eventually grinds to a halt. 6. Musk told Trump about the idea of a government efficiency commission before this interview. He said he would be willing to be part of it. His prediction for the resistance it would face: the antibody reaction would be very strong. You are attacking the matrix at that point. The matrix will fight back.
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Elon Musk went on Lex Fridman and explained the real reason every great civilization in history collapsed. The same thing is happening right now: 1. The single biggest reason civilizations collapse is birth rate decline. not war, corruption, or economic failure. birth rate. When a civilization wins for long enough, the birth rate drops. It has happened every single time throughout history without a single exception. Durant studied civilization after civilization and found the same pattern in all of them. 2. Rome is the clearest example. Julius Caesar noticed the declining birth rate around 50 bc and tried to pass a law incentivizing roman citizens to have a third child. Augustus actually managed to pass a tax incentive for the same thing. Neither worked. Rome fell because Romans stopped making Romans. That is the actual fundamental issue. Everything else, the malaria epidemics, the plagues, the military failures, came after the demographic collapse was already underway. 3. South Korea currently has a fertility rate of around 0.8. If it does not decline further, South Korea will lose roughly 60% of its population. And the rate is still dropping. Musk is not singling out South Korea. This is happening across most of the world. The pattern is identical everywhere: prosperity arrives, birth rate falls. 4. Laws and regulations accumulate over time, and eventually, nothing can get done. There is no mechanism in most civilizations to remove old laws, so they just keep adding up. Musk's analogy: it is like being tied down by a million tiny strings. No single string is the problem. a million of them, and you cannot move. This is why building high-speed rail in America is effectively illegal. not because of any single law but because of the accumulated weight of all of them together. 5. The only historical forcing function that has ever cleaned up accumulated laws and regulations is war. War destroys enough of the existing structure that you have to rebuild from scratch. Musk says civilizations need a garbage collection mechanism for laws, the same way computers need garbage collection for memory. Without it, everything eventually grinds to a halt. 6. Musk told Trump about the idea of a government efficiency commission before this interview. He said he would be willing to be part of it. His prediction for the resistance it would face: the antibody reaction would be very strong. You are attacking the matrix at that point. The matrix will fight back.

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And here is: Elon Musk: “Effectively, there’s a giant fraud loophole: the government can send money to an NGO that is no longer governed by the laws of the United States.” “Has USAID’s DOGE team found any evidence that any of the radical left Democrats — such as Maxine Waters, Adam Schiff, Chuck Schumer, or Nancy Pelosi — have received money directly from USAID?” Elon Musk “I am highly confident that a bunch of that money comes back to the U.S. and lands in the pockets of those you just mentioned.. I’ll just say there’s a lot of strangely wealthy members of Congress.”
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