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"When I was in College, there were three areas that I thought would most affect the future of humanity. That was the internet, transition to a sustainable energy economy and third was Space exploration in particular the extension of life beyond Earth." -Elon Musk

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Фото профиля Faith Hope

Faith Hope1 год назад

Trump & Elon both have a lot of old interviews & you can tell they're genuine, honest people because they say the same things they said 10,20,30 yrs ago!!! Now they actually get to bring these things to fruition!

Фото профиля Range ETFs

Range ETFs1 год назад

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Фото профиля Rafael Carrion

Rafael Carrion1 год назад

Consistently, the same humble person!

Фото профиля Glen Little

Glen Little1 год назад

He did a good job of trying to talk in a way that she could relate to. Seemed almost impossible to do.

Фото профиля sk ma

sk ma1 год назад

Disrespectful Announcer! (pants off? (My Memory) A day, When I went out with my mother Mother suddenly covered my eyes Me: What? Mom: That's not the thing that child could look I don't know the answer until now probably, mother thought she should protect child at that situation

Фото профиля Billie Jean

Billie Jean1 год назад

Sounds like you nailed it 🤣

Фото профиля Douah

Douah1 год назад

🫶

Фото профиля Gregoria Rodríguez

Gregoria Rodríguez1 год назад

❤️❤️❤️❤️

Фото профиля 小马哥（Big fan of Elon）

小马哥（Big fan of Elon）1 год назад

thank you for your information

Фото профиля Island Creatives Uk

Island Creatives Uk1 год назад

That's me

Фото профиля Daniel Walden

Daniel Walden1 год назад

Bet he got laid after this interview ? What do you think ?

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