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Elon Musk: Cross-fertilizing ideas between fields is a superpower. “I do find a good source of innovation is that if you read about a whole bunch of fields, you can cross-fertilize ideas from one field into another. Take SpaceX and Tesla. The automotive industry is very good at manufacturing....

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Фото профиля John R. Hubbard
John R. Hubbard1 год назад

That’s the same kind of thinking that led Archimedes and Leonardo to some of their discoveries.

Фото профиля ELON CLIPS
ELON CLIPS1 год назад

this 👆

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UserInterface5 лет назад

Will Elon Musk and SpaceX Ever Reach Mars? #mars #elonmusk #science

Фото профиля SunStar
SunStar1 год назад

Beautiful mind !🌸 Physics is the essence of life , but also has weird parallels in the intangible world , with its black holes, sinking energy and the entanglement of love. Certainly Elon is using his skills and knowledge even in @DOGE - deleting and building from scratch.❤️🇺🇸

Фото профиля Dilbagh singh Singh
Dilbagh singh Singh1 год назад

Good 👍🏻

Фото профиля Mahanaim 潭龍
Mahanaim 潭龍1 год назад

Since the beginning of mankind, nations, ideologies, and religions have never been reconciled, and they will never be. There is only one true God who transcends nations, ideologies, and religions. Only God can bring all of these together. Religion only interprets the Bible, God does not exist. God exists outside of religion, in each individual's head. God is one and only, and his name and face contain energy that transcends time and space, and when transmitted, transforms matter. everyone is with God. It's just that humans don't recognize it... The fact that humans cry out "Oh my God!" when they are in danger proves it. The soul in every human brain is God. However, if there is no blessing, it cannot be connected to God, all prayers will be in vain, and even if you die, you cannot reach heaven. The gods that each religion believes in are not different. There is only one God. Man's ultimate goal is to be with God. If we do not acknowledge the true God, all our prayers will be in vain, and we will not be able to reach heaven after death. Elon Musk and President Trump formed a relationship according to God's plan. The Hutopian world that Elon Musk will build will be a paradise on earth where humans can communicate directly with God through the Holy Link, recover the lost morality and humanity that God initially gave to humans, and enjoy a stable and happy life, and it will continue until the afterlife. This is the ultimate goal of life that humans dream of. President Trump protects justice, freedom, and peace according to the right values ​​as a mission from God. He will base himself on humanity and moral conscience. In order to fulfill my calling, I always mentioned President Trump and Elon Musk together to increase their closeness, and insisted to President Trump that Elon Musk's contributions to humanity should be honored. Now my one calling has been fulfilled. My calling is, 1. Elon Musk's link between humanity and holiness. - Elon Musk's mission 2. Trump's election. (Defense of justice, freedom, and peace) -Trump's mission I am Mahanaim.

Фото профиля Teresa N
Teresa N1 год назад

Genius

Фото профиля Laz
Laz1 год назад

Great insight

Фото профиля Ru •
Ru •1 год назад

Law

Фото профиля Steph
Steph1 год назад

Integrate 🔥

Фото профиля Riley Quantum
Riley Quantum1 год назад

Cross-pollinating ideas? That’s why Tesla and SpaceX lead. Innovation at its finest.

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