https://youtu.be/kz2ta4FjtmA

5 years ago he was warning government to regulate AI, before it destroys humanity, but they didn’t listen, so he figured, if you can’t beat em join em, bought 3 robot companies and started neural link and star link. With SpaceX already singlehandedly put up more satellites than the rest of the world combined.
So that soon, you too can live on Mars with the robots, like the monkey playing pong with just your brain, or driving a Tesla, which is just a rolling robot.
Welcome to the Brave New World!
“It’s like going into a black hole. We don’t know if it’s going to be really bad or really good, we just know we are not going to control it!”

Happy Tuesday

We’ll be here all week!



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There’s always something to be afraid of. Remember duck and cover? Now it’s AI. Life is short. My advice is do something fun and dangerous and have a thrilling short life.

..if only he could have given us one more cartoon though!

One with Pinocchio's creaky skinny strings in China's hands!

Too bad he got felled by such a thing as a blowout..

https://www.google.com.au/amp/s/www.trtworld.com/europe/swedish-who-drew-prophet-muhammad-caricature-dies-in-car-crash-50457/amp

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It's better than a string theory clip.

And Musk is famous!

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> There’s always something to be afraid of.
> Remember duck and cover? Now it’s AI. Life is
> short. My advice is do something fun and dangerous
> and have a thrilling short life.


You could challenge a cult religion with a simple cartoon, Show a puppet as somebody's third presidential term or just go and round up and rustle someone who just stole another's (bike) horse!

Heroes are almost everywhere..

https://youtu.be/dsq_jZiB1_U

It will be interesting to see how history looks back on Elon Musk.

He won't be remembered. Fame is fleeting, as fleeting as life is to those who live in the future.

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> It will be interesting to see how history looks
> back on Elon Musk.


The guy who took over NASA's job of launching rockets, because he figured out how to build them for 1/10th the cost of the Government.
NASA Chief went on 60 Minutes and said Tesla should be building and launching all of NASA's space ships and satellites, because he does it for 1/10th the cost of the Government. But the Government says, "Oh no! We really need the jobs in Bumfnck, Missery so we're going to just keep building them there!"