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"Elon Musk is a genius by all accounts. His commitment and his work, like I asked him one time about how does he learn. And the amount of research, the amount of study that he does is unheard of, but he'll always say the most important thing is imagination....

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Фото профиля Vision33X ♘
Vision33X ♘3 месяцев назад

Einstein said the same thing. imagination over knowledge. funny how the two smartest guys both landed on the part you cant study for

Фото профиля Contact us
Contact us3 месяцев назад

Hardworking genius recognizes hardworking genius

Фото профиля Son of a Nietzsche
Son of a Nietzsche3 месяцев назад

What we lost when Kobe died, all that potential, still makes me so sad, that I can't watch him. He would have been President, I thought. Still raw and depressing.

Фото профиля paula wilson
paula wilson3 месяцев назад

Elon is truly a one of a kind beautiful being!

Фото профиля Joyce Lynn
Joyce Lynn3 месяцев назад

Enjoy basketball, watching Kobe, Mamba Mentality. Remember interview, his respect shown to Elon, interesting linking first principles to Mamba. RIP Kobe ✨

Фото профиля amber moots
amber moots3 месяцев назад

Real recognizes real. If you watch any Kobe content, it will show you that he was the hardest worker on the floor. I’m sure he recognized that in Elon. 🫠

Фото профиля Whopper-chopper
Whopper-chopper3 месяцев назад

Kobe must've been pretty engaging himself for Elon to devote that much time. Curiosity is a virtue.

Фото профиля Dillon Loomis
Dillon Loomis3 месяцев назад

game recognize game

Фото профиля Kong Trading 🦍
Kong Trading 🦍3 месяцев назад

Study is important but imagination is the edge

Фото профиля Ale𝕏
Ale𝕏3 месяцев назад

GOATED 🐐🐐🐐

Фото профиля Watcharat
Watcharat3 месяцев назад

I personally think his greatest asset is his Asperger's or what I call people with the undying will of fire or people who never give up like what Greta Thunberg has also. People on the Spectrum are positive bias because it is built in. Positive means serving others and they lead with their heart. Elon just happens to be able to use his mind also and not heavily bias it with the heart. Cheers

Фото профиля Jose
Jose3 месяцев назад

The research: x(dot)com The imagination: 420 @ grok

Фото профиля Booter | Dividend Investor | Options Trader
Booter | Dividend Investor | Options Trader3 месяцев назад

I have great imagination but don't have the know how (technical expertise) to make anything happen.

Фото профиля Michael
Michael3 месяцев назад

It’s the active use of the brain. Think, ponder, imagine, dream. Make things happen.

Фото профиля Rohit Nirbhawane
Rohit Nirbhawane3 месяцев назад

I don't know

Фото профиля Christine P.
Christine P.3 месяцев назад

😍

Фото профиля AJ
AJ3 месяцев назад

Oldie but goldie

Фото профиля Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft
Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft3 месяцев назад

He really seems limitless in his imagination. We aren't on Mars yet, but you can't hate him for not trying.

Фото профиля The Knowledge Archivist
The Knowledge Archivist3 месяцев назад

Real recognizes real

Фото профиля R Caster
R Caster3 месяцев назад

Every day Elon Musk displays more of his selfserving ideals to boost his EGO and reveals more of his unamerican activism!

Фото профиля Catherine Runnals
Catherine Runnals3 месяцев назад

Tragic death. May he rest in Peace with his daughter.

Фото профиля ⚖️ MWARANGU 1
⚖️ MWARANGU 13 месяцев назад

Happy birthday Elon 🔥🔥

Фото профиля Justin Trimble
Justin Trimble3 месяцев назад

RIP Kobe.

Фото профиля Mimau
Mimau3 месяцев назад

Asked

Фото профиля PhbO¥😷⚕️
PhbO¥😷⚕️3 месяцев назад

Elon est dans une autre dimension

Фото профиля Alex Destiny
Alex Destiny3 месяцев назад

Do u use chatgpt or @grok for this ? 🗿

Фото профиля Richard Yu Li
Richard Yu Li3 месяцев назад

💯

Фото профиля Paula Nesmith
Paula Nesmith3 месяцев назад

Very good words. I hope everyone gets to hear it too

Фото профиля AICryptonaut
AICryptonaut3 месяцев назад

Imagination was always the rare skill. AI just made research the common one.

Фото профиля DD
DD3 месяцев назад

❤️👍

Фото профиля HighlyUnspokenPodcast
HighlyUnspokenPodcast3 месяцев назад

imagination without the work ethic behind it is just daydreaming tho

Фото профиля Salty Tentacles.
Salty Tentacles.3 месяцев назад

Fascinating

Фото профиля mucriptoAI
mucriptoAI3 месяцев назад

Knowledge gives you the tools. Imagination shows you how to use them.

Фото профиля Evan Guthrie
Evan Guthrie3 месяцев назад

Legendary recognition.

Фото профиля KICHUB || High-Performance Web Designer
KICHUB || High-Performance Web Designer3 месяцев назад

Kobe’s take hits hard. Study matters, but imagination turns knowledge into impact. Musk’s “imagination first” mindset is exactly the Mamba Mentality energy.

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Mike Brown says the best thing about Kobe Bryant was his bluntness “There were a lot of coaches that coached Kobe, around Kobe, that had a hard time because Kobe was blunt. Kobe’s going to look you in the eye and tell you what he wants to tell you.” “For me, I liked that because I felt I always knew where I stood. You never have to assume anything. If he didn’t like it, he was going to tell you. So that was, for me, the best part about him.” “Now you throw in his competitiveness and all this other stuff, and it was great. The thing that was tough was because he had won championships with Phil, and he won them a certain way.” “It was hard as a young coach to say, ‘Hey, Kobe, let’s do it this way, new style.’ He wasn’t having it. And I don’t blame him because I’d probably be the same way too if I experienced five championships doing it a certain way.”
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Mike Brown says the best thing about Kobe Bryant was his bluntness “There were a lot of coaches that coached Kobe, around Kobe, that had a hard time because Kobe was blunt. Kobe’s going to look you in the eye and tell you what he wants to tell you.” “For me, I liked that because I felt I always knew where I stood. You never have to assume anything. If he didn’t like it, he was going to tell you. So that was, for me, the best part about him.” “Now you throw in his competitiveness and all this other stuff, and it was great. The thing that was tough was because he had won championships with Phil, and he won them a certain way.” “It was hard as a young coach to say, ‘Hey, Kobe, let’s do it this way, new style.’ He wasn’t having it. And I don’t blame him because I’d probably be the same way too if I experienced five championships doing it a certain way.”

Josh Chambers

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"If you want to do things like me you have to like learn how to be good at technology, study engineering, physics, that kind of thing, understand how the World works, and try to be as accurate as possible about that, also try to be creative" -Elon Musk
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"If you want to do things like me you have to like learn how to be good at technology, study engineering, physics, that kind of thing, understand how the World works, and try to be as accurate as possible about that, also try to be creative" -Elon Musk

SMX 🇺🇸

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NEW: Bill Gates tells Elon Musk that USAID is not partisan, justifies his claim by pointing out that he (Gates) gives billions of dollars to the same things USAID does. I guess that settles it! “It's not partisan work. [Musk] says it's beyond repair.” “Well, you know, I give billions of dollars to the same thing that USAID does. I go out in the field and study these things.”
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NEW: Bill Gates tells Elon Musk that USAID is not partisan, justifies his claim by pointing out that he (Gates) gives billions of dollars to the same things USAID does. I guess that settles it! “It's not partisan work. [Musk] says it's beyond repair.” “Well, you know, I give billions of dollars to the same thing that USAID does. I go out in the field and study these things.”

Collin Rugg

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