Humbled by this award. Thank you @Grayson90830965 @UUSU_Online @PersonalMedNI, @UlsterUniPhD @UlsterUniLHS @UlsterUni all my students past and present. It’s for all us. Huge thank you

Satoshi actually thought it should be named Titcoin !!! @elonmusk it will be funny if you can get 51% voting power to change the name to Titcoin 🤣🤣🤣

The world's first trillionaire reportedly lives in a $50,000 tiny home. Despite a fortune now estimated at more than $1 trillion, Elon Musk's primary residence is a compact prefabricated home near SpaceX's Starbase facility in Boca Chica, Texas, according to reports cited by Fortune. The house measures just 400 square feet (37 square meters), about the size of a small studio apartment. Built by housing startup Boxabl, the unit includes a living area, bedroom space, kitchen, and a bathroom with a tub-shower combination. Musk first revealed the living arrangement in 2021, writing on X that his primary home was "literally a ~$50k house in Boca Chica/Starbase" that he rented from SpaceX. The setup stands in sharp contrast to the lifestyles typically associated with the ultra-wealthy. While many billionaires own multiple mansions, estates, and vacation properties, Musk has repeatedly said he prefers living close to the engineering projects that consume most of his time. The tiny home sits near SpaceX's Starbase complex, where the company develops Starship, the giant rocket intended to carry humans to the Moon and eventually Mars. According to reports, the home includes practical features such as built-in storage, a compact kitchen, energy-efficient systems, and a space-saving Murphy bed. Whether it's minimalism, convenience, or an obsession with work, Musk's tiny house has become one of the most unusual symbols of extreme wealth in the modern era. Learn more: "With SpaceX IPO, Elon Musk is the world’s first trillionaire—but he mostly lives in a tiny home in south Texas. ‘There is no food in the fridge’." Fortune

Been saying this for over a decade $BTC is the real rules based finite money Pound/Dollar/Rupee and all fist is a giant Ponzi scheme engineered to steal money from masses Opt out

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10T or bust !!!

Reason why MSM hates @elonmusk

Look I have seized one Russian (is it?), vessel See all how strong I am It’s ok if it’s 1 out of 700 It’s ok if UK population is suffering from COL !!! Now all please vote @reformparty_uk so I can keep my job. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Yours Truly @Keir_Starmer x.com/Bounce_BackLoan/status…

This statistic is very misleading. It’s like saying “The top 50 athletes can do more pushups than the bottom 34million least fittest people combined.” The fit people haven’t stolen the pushups, if anything they are the ones making fitness related infrastructure and industry available to more people. Here’s ten reasons wealth taxes don’t work: 1.Europe already ran the experiment and quit. Twelve OECD countries had wealth taxes in 1990; only four do now   — Sweden, Germany, Denmark and the rest repealed them, and not for ideological reasons. 2.Norway is the live demonstration. A tiny rate hike was meant to raise ~$146m; instead $54bn of wealth fled and revenue fell by ~$448m net.  They hit the opposite of the target. 3.You can only have one. The survivors — Norway, Spain, Switzerland  — don’t stack it on top of heavy CGT and IHT. Norway has no inheritance tax.  Layer it onto Britain’s existing taxes and you’re a unicorn no one has built. 4.Britain already wealth-taxes by stealth. Council tax, stamp duty, dividend tax, frozen thresholds, CGT, 40% IHT — we have a diffuse wealth tax wearing seven costumes. 5.Wealth is a guess, not a fact. Income hit a bank account; wealth is an opinion about future value. You end up taxing — and then litigating — an estimate, every single year. 6.Most people can’t tell wealth from income. The politics sells because the public conflates “owns £10m of illiquid business” with “earns £10m” — they’re nothing alike. 7.It punishes illiquidity. Paper-rich, cash-poor founders must strip dividends from their own companies to pay — taxing ownership by gutting the thing that makes jobs. 8.The mobile escape; the rooted pay. Norway’s most-taxed man left for Switzerland in a weekend.  The regional business owner and the homeowner can’t — so they get the bill. 9.It causes capital flight. More super-rich Norwegians left in 2022 than in the previous 13 years combined.  Capital is the most mobile thing there is. 10.It eats the seed corn. Wealth is just deferred investment — the capital funding the next hire and the next business. It raises little, invites avoidance, and drains the capital base. 

Congratulations to Gwynne Shotwell She will be inspiration to so many young girls and women once the world media wakes up. Me and my 8 year old daughter were discussing her achievements last night and I wish she can meet her in person one day. Powerhouse in aerospace industry. Well done @Gwynne_Shotwell

I think possibly the best thing about Elon Musk becoming a trillionaire is how angry it makes a bunch of losers who've never built a thing in their lives.

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Wao just Wao this man Thank god he didn’t let one child starve to death Great path forward for humanity

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Don’t worry about Elon becoming rich with his own money. Worry about politicians becoming rich with your money.

Out of 75 billion raised , employees of $SPCX bought more than 1 billion at IPO price. They all truly believe in this. That’s a great sign for me to scoop as much as I can. In UK always buy in stocks and shares ISA (20K limit) so Rachel thieves can’t steal from you (yet). NFA DYOR

I genuinely do not understand how people hate this man Look at the earnestness in his eyes in this video He’s put 100% of his money on the line and come within inches of disaster a dozen times And in the midst of it, you can see can see the emotion of sadness at being dismissed by people he cares about Anyone with a functioning brain can see this is his genuine heart and soul behind this He has prevailed against the longest of long odds. It just gets me fired up. I want to be even a small percent of this great. What an inspiration. x.com/iam_smx/status/1991582…

When PayPal sold to eBay, Elon Musk got $160 million. Most people would retire and live the rest of their life in luxury. Put it in an investment account and live off the interest. Not Elon. He put $80 million into Tesla, an electric car company, and $80 million into SpaceX, a rocket company. It's hard to remember now, but both of these ideas sounded batshit insane and highly likely to fail 20 years ago. Things weren't easy. At one point, both of the companies were at risk of dying. Elon was advised that he could probably put the money together to save one, but not both. He was told to focus on one business, and let the other go. He mulled it over. Which one should he save, and which one should he let go? But ultimately he just couldn't decide. He said these two companies were like children to him. They were both so important, and he loved them both so much, that he couldn't let one die. He had to fight with everything he had to save them both. Today both are multi-trillion dollar publicly traded companies. Both have had an utterly transformative impact on their respective industries. I can't imagine how difficult it was to go through that time, but thank god Elon couldn't choose a favorite child.