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John Amaechi knows EXACTLY who Elon Musk is. 😳👇
458,392 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)
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This dude is dead on target 🎯

Elon Musk claims to have finished a 100,000-strong H100 cluster in four months. How likely is that?

This also describes Donald Trump, so America has TWO OF THESE at the pinnacle of power.

Wow! Well said! God help America. Watch out UK and Germany!

He certainly doesn't do anything with THIS platform except spread misinformation and conspiracy theories.

This is exactly how I think of him too He’s a rude man with no respect for anyone! He’s a taker by nature and I am repulsed by him.

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"Dangerous until the day he dies". Just like Trump. But they WILL both die, having wasted their lives in the pursuit of power that was never going to give them true happiness. These are unhappy, miserable, worthless creatures living meaningless lives.

And it was Americans who made him insanely rich with tax dollars as well.

Musk is just a younger trump. He just slaps his name on other people’s hard work.

@TruthWill_Reign 🎯 Musk, described to an absolute T! No wonder he’s trump’s ’First Buddy’. They’re kindred spirits.

