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Elon Musk on the one fight he cannot win Elon: "The funny thing is the Uber Lilith title is Hatred Incarnate." He has beaten everything else in the game. Elon: "I can cruise through tier 100 Nightmare Dungeons like a stroll in the park." Elon: "I killed Duriel so many times, and every other boss in the game, all of them, killed them so many times, it's easy." This is not a casual player. Elon: "I really am 52, so my reflexes are not what they used to be, but I have a lifetime of playing video games. At one point I was maybe one of the best Quake players in the world. I actually won money in what I think was the first paid eSports tournament in the US." And still, months in, Hatred survives. Elon: "It's driving me crazy, trying to beat Lilith as a Druid. Basically trying to beat Hatred Incarnate in the eternal realm." Elon: "No, it's absurd. Really, it's an exercise in absurdity, and it makes me wanna pull my hair out." Asked why he plays at all: Elon: "Killing the demons in a video game calms the demons in my mind."

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Medi Hasan talking about prosecuting Elon Musk isn't actually because Elon is breaking any laws. It's because Elon is very powerful and effective. Think about this.. He owns the most free speech platform on the internet. He himself has over 230 million followers. He is on his way to being worth 1 trillion dollars. He owns the likely fastest advancing AI in the world. He is essentially 100% on the side of the republicans And he is only in his mid 50's meaning he has at least a 20 year runway. That is why democrats would want to prosecute him. He is too big of a threat to their political power.

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.Naval on Elon Musk: He is a perennial risk taker. He’s always willing to start over. He doesn’t have any pride about being seen as successful or being seen as a failure. “I’m always struck by the Elon Musk story where he did PayPal… And he said something along the lines of: ‘I made $200 million from the sale of PayPal. I put $100 million into SpaceX, $80 million into Tesla, $20 million into Solar City, and I had to borrow money for rent.’ This guy is a perennial risk taker. He’s always willing to start over. He doesn’t have any pride about being seen as successful or being seen as a failure. He’s willing to put it all on the line. Even now, his new startup is the USA. He’s basically trying to fix it like he would fix one of his startups. It’s a willingness to look like a fool and a willingness to start over. A lot of people just don’t have that. They become successful or rich or famous, and that’s it, they’re stuck. They don’t want to go back to zero. And creating anything great requires zero to one. And that means you go back to zero. And that’s really painful and hard to do.”

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ELON MUSK IS NO LONGER A TRILLIONAIRE Elon Musk became the world’s first trillionaire on June 12, 2026, after SpaceX’s IPO. The stock climbed ~70% in a few trading sessions, pushing his estimated net worth above $1.3 trillion. His net worth then declined sharply as SpaceX shares fell over 30% from their post-IPO peak, pushing him back to ~$950 billion. Elon Musk lost ~$350 billion in net worth within DAYS. This is more than the ENTIRE net worth of Larry Page, the second most wealthy person in the world.

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.Naval: “I’m always struck by the Elon Musk story where he did PayPal… And he said something along the lines of: ‘I made $200 million from the sale of PayPal. I put $100 million into SpaceX, $80 million into Tesla, $20 million into Solar City, and I had to borrow money for rent.’ This guy is a perennial risk taker. He’s always willing to start over. He doesn’t have any pride about being seen as successful or being seen as a failure. He’s willing to put it all on the line. Even now, his new startup is the USA. He’s basically trying to fix it like he would fix one of his startups. It’s a willingness to look like a fool and a willingness to start over. A lot of people just don’t have that. They become successful or rich or famous, and that’s it, they’re stuck. They don’t want to go back to zero. And creating anything great requires zero to one. And that means you go back to zero. And that’s really painful and hard to do.”
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.Naval: “I’m always struck by the Elon Musk story where he did PayPal… And he said something along the lines of: ‘I made $200 million from the sale of PayPal. I put $100 million into SpaceX, $80 million into Tesla, $20 million into Solar City, and I had to borrow money for rent.’ This guy is a perennial risk taker. He’s always willing to start over. He doesn’t have any pride about being seen as successful or being seen as a failure. He’s willing to put it all on the line. Even now, his new startup is the USA. He’s basically trying to fix it like he would fix one of his startups. It’s a willingness to look like a fool and a willingness to start over. A lot of people just don’t have that. They become successful or rich or famous, and that’s it, they’re stuck. They don’t want to go back to zero. And creating anything great requires zero to one. And that means you go back to zero. And that’s really painful and hard to do.”

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Elon Musk becomes the first person in history to surpass a net worth of $1T. But money was never the mission. Wealth is just fuel — for rockets, for AI, for energy, for making humanity multiplanetary and preserving the light of consciousness.
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Elon Musk becomes the first person in history to surpass a net worth of $1T. But money was never the mission. Wealth is just fuel — for rockets, for AI, for energy, for making humanity multiplanetary and preserving the light of consciousness.

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🚨NEW: Chris Cuomo responds to Elon Musk: "I know there's power in playing the victim — but Elon Musk is the one saying that 'The Left is the party of murder.'" "And that is as useless as his platform when it comes to pushing extremism at a time when we need to do the opposite." "And I know it makes you money. And I know it makes you resonant — but it's also why you're no longer standing next to the president." "And I would never want anything bad to happen to him because I think he has bad ideas." "Elon Musk can be part of a better social media. He should change his algorithms."
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🚨NEW: Chris Cuomo responds to Elon Musk: "I know there's power in playing the victim — but Elon Musk is the one saying that 'The Left is the party of murder.'" "And that is as useless as his platform when it comes to pushing extremism at a time when we need to do the opposite." "And I know it makes you money. And I know it makes you resonant — but it's also why you're no longer standing next to the president." "And I would never want anything bad to happen to him because I think he has bad ideas." "Elon Musk can be part of a better social media. He should change his algorithms."

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Ray Dalio told Elon to keep a safety net. Elon said no, and put half the $180,000,000 he made from PayPal into a rocket company he'd never run before "When he first started Tesla, he had made something like $180 million from PayPal, and he decided that he was going to take half of that money and go to Mars, he had no experience in terms of going to Mars" "And so, he had this vision, and I said to him, 'I suggest that you put aside a little bit of money, take a piece of that, just so that way if things don't work out you've got that.' 'No, I don't. No need to do that'"
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Ray Dalio told Elon to keep a safety net. Elon said no, and put half the $180,000,000 he made from PayPal into a rocket company he'd never run before "When he first started Tesla, he had made something like $180 million from PayPal, and he decided that he was going to take half of that money and go to Mars, he had no experience in terms of going to Mars" "And so, he had this vision, and I said to him, 'I suggest that you put aside a little bit of money, take a piece of that, just so that way if things don't work out you've got that.' 'No, I don't. No need to do that'"

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NVIDIA'S CEO: ELON IS A SUPERHUMAN, IT'S JUST UNBELIEVABLE Jensen Huang: "Just to put in perspective a supercomputer that you would build would take normally three years to plan. And then deliver the equipment it takes one year to get it all working. We're talking about 19 days [Elon xAl building]. This is a couple weeks, I mean that is like superhuman. There's only one person in the world who do that. Elon is singular in this understanding of engineering and construction. It's just unbelievable." Source: beyondstartup.s
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NVIDIA'S CEO: ELON IS A SUPERHUMAN, IT'S JUST UNBELIEVABLE Jensen Huang: "Just to put in perspective a supercomputer that you would build would take normally three years to plan. And then deliver the equipment it takes one year to get it all working. We're talking about 19 days [Elon xAl building]. This is a couple weeks, I mean that is like superhuman. There's only one person in the world who do that. Elon is singular in this understanding of engineering and construction. It's just unbelievable." Source: beyondstartup.s

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Jensen Huang: Elon did in 19 days what others take a year to achieve. It's unbelievable. Superhuman. NVIDIA's CEO reflects on Elon Musk and the xAI team building the world's fastest supercomputer in just 19 days. “Building a massive factory, liquid-cooled, energized, permitted, in the short time that was done, that is superhuman. And, as far as I know, there's only one person in the world who could do that. Elon is singular in this understanding of engineering and construction and large systems, marshaling resources. It's unbelievable. Of course, his engineering team is extraordinary. The software team is great, the networking team is great, the infrastructure team is great. Elon understands this deeply. From the moment that we decided to go, the planning with our engineering team, then all of the infrastructure, all of the logistics and the amount of technology and equipment that came in on that day, to training, 19 days. Incredible. So, I think what Elon and the X team did is singular. Never been done before. Just to put in perspective, 100,000 GPUs is easily the fastest supercomputer on the planet, as one cluster. A supercomputer that you would build would take normally three years to plan, and then they deliver the equipment, and it takes one year to get it all working. We're talking about 19 days.” Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA on the Bg2 Pod, October 13, 2024

ELON CLIPS

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Great artists and entrepreneurs always have the ability to start over. Elon Musk made $200 million from selling PayPal then put $100 million into SpaceX, $80 into Tesla, $20 into SolarCity, and had to borrow money to pay rent. Naval “This guy is a perennial risk taker. He's always willing to start over. He doesn't have any pride about being seen as successful, as being seen as a failure. Even now, when he's sort of made his new startup as a USA. He's basically trying to fix it like he would fix one of his startups. And I think that is a willingness to look like a fool, and that is a willingness to start over. And creating anything great requires zero to one, and that means you go back to zero, and that's really painful and hard to.” Chris Williamson Elon Musk
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Great artists and entrepreneurs always have the ability to start over. Elon Musk made $200 million from selling PayPal then put $100 million into SpaceX, $80 into Tesla, $20 into SolarCity, and had to borrow money to pay rent. Naval “This guy is a perennial risk taker. He's always willing to start over. He doesn't have any pride about being seen as successful, as being seen as a failure. Even now, when he's sort of made his new startup as a USA. He's basically trying to fix it like he would fix one of his startups. And I think that is a willingness to look like a fool, and that is a willingness to start over. And creating anything great requires zero to one, and that means you go back to zero, and that's really painful and hard to.” Chris Williamson Elon Musk

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Telegram Founder, Pavel Durov on Elon Musk: "I believe that certain traits that Elon Musk demonstrates, that people criticize about him, are also the sources of his strength, for example, his emotionality is derived from the fact that he cares about issues deeply, and he is willing to start as many wars and as many fights as it takes to change the world in the direction that he thinks is right. If we are talking about the richest person in the world and the most famous entrepreneur in the world, you have to wonder, how does he motivate himself? It's one of the main traits of a successful entrepreneur not agreeing with things, and every time somebody like Elon Musk, but there is no somebody like him, it's just Elon. He's unique in the sense that he keeps launching new things, running them in parallel, and he doesn't seem to be stretched too thin."
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Telegram Founder, Pavel Durov on Elon Musk: "I believe that certain traits that Elon Musk demonstrates, that people criticize about him, are also the sources of his strength, for example, his emotionality is derived from the fact that he cares about issues deeply, and he is willing to start as many wars and as many fights as it takes to change the world in the direction that he thinks is right. If we are talking about the richest person in the world and the most famous entrepreneur in the world, you have to wonder, how does he motivate himself? It's one of the main traits of a successful entrepreneur not agreeing with things, and every time somebody like Elon Musk, but there is no somebody like him, it's just Elon. He's unique in the sense that he keeps launching new things, running them in parallel, and he doesn't seem to be stretched too thin."

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Levin: Of course, we all know what the mission is. It's destroy the enemy. And try and get a government in there not of our choosing. It doesn't have to be a democracy. That would be nice…
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Levin: Of course, we all know what the mission is. It's destroy the enemy. And try and get a government in there not of our choosing. It doesn't have to be a democracy. That would be nice…

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