Ian Meikle

@Alinavisoo_life B

SHOULD PORK BE REMOVED FROM SCHOOL CAFETARIAS OUT OF RESPECT FOR MUSLIMS? A. YES B. No

@rgould377 @r0ck3t23 Richard you are wrong, Edison led us down the DC route where Tesla let us down the alternating current route! I think Cathy made a mistake in picking the wrong person to compare him too, Nikola Tesla would have been the right one.

@r0ck3t23 Clearly Musk is NOT the Edison of our times who was not a good person and led us down the dead end of alternating current, rather Elon is the Nicola Tesla of our times, more brilliant and misunderstood by most.

Cathie Wood just named the contradiction nobody wants to touch. She compared Elon Musk to Thomas Edison. Not as praise. As a pattern. Wood: “I think he’s the Thomas Edison of our age… he wants to do the right thing to transform the lot of most of humanity.” The media sees a reckless billionaire setting fires. Wood sees the only person in the room building anything at all. The gap between those two readings tells you everything about who controls the narrative. Start with Tesla. Wood: “Tesla was an environmental move, which I think a lot of people attacking his cars… they’ve forgotten.” He built the exact machine environmentalists spent thirty years begging for. Didn’t lobby for it. Didn’t write a whitepaper. Built it. Forced every major automaker on Earth to abandon the combustion engine. Then the second he won, the same movement made him the enemy. Because the establishment never wanted the problem solved. They wanted the problem funded. And those are two very different things. A solved problem kills the committee. Kills the nonprofit. Kills the careers built on managing the crisis instead of ending it. Musk ended it. And they have never forgiven him. SpaceX looks like an escape hatch if you never read past the headline. Which is exactly what the press counts on. Wood: “What we learn about material science and technologies… is going to help us here on Earth as well.” Mars was never the exit. It is the lab. Build under conditions so brutal that every breakthrough changes what is possible back home. You learn to keep a human alive in a frozen irradiated vacuum. Fixing an energy grid on a temperate planet becomes arithmetic. He is not running from the cradle. He is stress-testing the technology that preserves it. But that story doesn’t sell ads. Doesn’t move polling numbers. So they bury it under hit pieces and congressional theater and call it journalism. Most people who reach his level stop building and start protecting what they have. They buy senators. They buy newspapers. They buy silence. Musk keeps picking the hardest unsolved problems on the planet and running straight at them. That is what terrifies the establishment. Not that he might fail. That he might succeed without them. Without their funding. Without their approval. Without anything they can hold over his head. A man they cannot buy is a man they cannot control. So they do the only thing they have left. They send the media after him. Every legacy outlet runs the same playbook. Strip the context. Clip the quote. Frame the motive. Let the algorithm do the rest. It has worked on every builder before him. It will not work on this one. They will spend their careers trying to tear him down. He will spend his building the thing that saves them anyway. The stones always come from inside the walls.

@honeymoon250 Definitely 20 out of 20 for me, and I used a telex machine. Look that one up 🤪

7 for me!!….I feel confident nobody Has all 20!! How many for you?

@iman_560 RuminatoR

@RedLineReportt Yes

🚨BREAKING: Should able-bodied adults on welfare be required to be available for work for their local government doing things like trash pickup, mowing, cleaning, helping elderly and other jobs to improve their community? YES or NO?

@elonmusknews30 Outskirts

@elonmuskTN 67 & upside down 😛

@elonmuskTN A

@Jaideepptdr @Indemosyd 32

@Indemosyd Only for the genius

@elonmuskADO A

@DonaldTNews Yes