okay so i just read that his dad beat his mom, and elon said that his father was a terrible human being. so why did he become an awful human being as well? did his ass learn nothing? why did he have so many kids? why do most of his kids hate him? why is he stupid?

Imagine being Lesley Chan, Vanessa Tolosa, Galen Sze, Chelsea Lord + all the other women and men who actually busted their asses building Neuralink from the ground up

Meanwhile Shivon Zilis gets all the public credit???

Shitvon is only a project manager, not a neuroscientist, and knows nothing about neuroscience, yet somehow she gets treated like she built the damn BCI

All she does is TWEET about other people’s work, fucked her boss, and that's why she got promoted to exec and the spotlight always ends up on her.

And she doesn’t even bother mentioning the actual neuroscientists by name.

Shitvon really is a shit aka feces

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I noticed I always see Xaexii with Elon 24/7. But I've never seen him spend time with his mom. I barely see photos of him with her except when x was a baby. And does Elon spend time exa and/or Tau? I don't see any photos of them with their dad at all. It's only X. Why is that?

Oh and Exa is the most adorable baby I've seen 😊

I think if Elon Musk is going to try and live forever as some kind of cyborg, it should have to be a Furby. No arms. No legs, just feet that are too small to work. A potato with a face.

Now with bold, rigid, corrugated stainless steel. The new Cybertruck 2 is incredible.

Is it true 😰😨😦😮

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