At best, he is a carnival barker for the engineers. His legacy will be complicated by his being one of the most loathsome personalities in American public life, a very racist mass murderer (USAID), and a cruel and vindictive father.
I am filled with optimism at the fact that the world's first trillionaire was made not by hedge funds or market manipulation, but by building the infrastructure to take America to the stars.
Instead of discussing how Elon Musk is now the world's first trillionaire, we should talk about how he killed hundreds of thousands of people through his dismantling of food and medical aid to poor countries
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Are the following morally acceptable?
🟨Abortion
🟨Physician-assisted suicide
🟩Homosexuality
🟩Changing one’s gender
🟨Pornography
🟩Divorce
🟩Birth control
🟨Pre-marital sex
🟨Polygamy
🟥Gambling
🟥Death penalty
🟨 Medical testing on animals
🟥 Cloning
Are the following morally acceptable?
🟥 Abortion
⬜️ Physician-assisted suicide
🟥 Homosexuality
🟥 Changing one’s gender
🟥 Pornography
🟥 Divorce
🟥 Birth control
🟨 Pre-marital sex
🟥 Polygamy
🟨 Gambling
🟩 Death penalty
🟨 Medical testing on animals
🟥 Cloning
Today Elon Musk became the first Trillionaire, while tens of thousands sleep on the streets. A man is now owns more than the GDP of 174 counties.
The same man bought one of the largest social media platforms. Turning it into a propaganda machine in order to get a president elected that would let him do what ever he wants.
Inequality is the greatest threat we face going into the future. Who gets the spoils of technology and who controls our daily lives? Those questions will become central as democracy is challenged by AI and Oligarchs.
If I could only read 10 authors for the rest of my life:
1. Kant
2. Tolkien
3. George RR Martin
4. Aristotle
5. Macintyre
6. Jane Austin
7. Detlev Peukert
8. Peter Brown
9. Plato
10. Phil Hoyeck
If I could only read 10 authors for the rest of my life
1. Homer
2. Virgil
3. Sophocles
4. Shakespeare
5. KJV Bible (I know, not an author. But whatever)
6. Tolstoy
7. Dostoevsky
8. Hemingway
9. Fitzgerald
10. Twain