And Tesla employs thousands of people, has brought manufacturing back to America, is decarbonizing the world and pays out tens of billions in wages every year!

❤️👍 The decarbonizing part seems bizarre and unnecessary though, just saying.

Carney will look to trade with countries that believe his net zero scam, that a carbon tax will save the planet and decarbonizing oil is legitimately a real thing.

@elonmusk has already surpassed Henry Ford in impact—perhaps multiple times over. History books won't fully appreciate it until mane decades from now. Most entrepreneurs build companies. Most industrialists build industries. Elon is attempting to solve civilization-scale problems. ❤️Decarbonizing Earth Not through mandates, regulations, or government orders. But by creating products so compelling that millions voluntarily switch away from fossil fuels. Electric vehicles. Grid-scale batteries. Solar energy. ❤️Decarbonization 2.0 The future's largest consumers of power, producers of Heat (CO2, Methane) and Water- The AI data centers. Already 2-states VA and NJ have chosen a Governor who promised to Block AI data centers. @Spacex is a solution to this massive problem. A long-term solution is to move these energy-intensive Data Centers off Earth and into space. ❤️Humanity's Second Home For thousands of years, humanity remained confined to a single planet. Countless scientists, governments, and enterprises dreamed of reaching Mars.Few believed it was achievable. Today, we have a clear destination, a transportation architecture, and a vehicle being designed to carry not only people—but massive amounts of cargo, equipment, food, and infrastructure necessary to build a self-sustaining civilization on another world. Whether one agrees with @elonmusk or not, it is difficult to find another living person attempting to simultaneously transform following: Transportation @Tesla Energy @Tesla Artificial intelligence @xai @grok Robotics @Tesla_Optimus Spaceflight @SpaceX Connectivity (internet) @Starlink And ABOVE ALL, the Future of Human Civilization!! History may ultimately view him less as a businessman and more as a builder of civilization. Time will tell.

@elonmusk has already surpassed Henry Ford in impact—perhaps multiple times over. History books won't fully appreciate it until mane decades from now. Most entrepreneurs build companies. Most industrialists build industries. Elon is attempting to solve civilization-scale problems. ❤️Decarbonizing Earth Not through mandates, regulations, or government orders. But by creating products so compelling that millions voluntarily switch away from fossil fuels. Electric vehicles. Grid-scale batteries. Solar energy. ❤️Decarbonization 2.0 The future's largest consumers of power—and producers of heat—may be AI data centers. A long-term solution could be moving energy-intensive computing and industry off Earth and into space. ❤️Humanity's Second Home For thousands of years, humanity remained confined to a single planet. Countless scientists, governments, and enterprises dreamed of reaching Mars.Few believed it was achievable. Today, we have a clear destination, a transportation architecture, and a vehicle being designed to carry not only people—but massive amounts of cargo, equipment, food, and infrastructure necessary to build a self-sustaining civilization on another world. Whether one agrees with @elonmusk or not, it is difficult to find another living person attempting to simultaneously transform following: Transportation Energy Artificial intelligence Robotics Spaceflight Connectivity (internet) And ABOVE ALL, the Future of Human Civilization. History may ultimately view him less as a businessman and more as a builder of civilization. Time will tell.

We are decarbonizing, leave us alone.

Logistics: The #FIFA26 transport strategy centers on electric and hydrogen fuel cell fleets, decarbonizing the connection between fans, teams, and venues. 🚌🔋 #CleanTransport

The HTGR (High-Temperature Gas-Cooled Reactor) angle is what makes this distinct. These AMRs (Advanced Modular Reactors) operate at 700°C and produce 15-35 MW — not grid-scale, but sized for on-site industrial heat delivery. Steel-making, green hydrogen, cement, and chemicals all need high-grade process heat that intermittent renewables cannot supply. The Rolls-Royce SMR (Small Modular Reactor) at Wylfa is a separate program. This deal is about decarbonizing heavy industry, not the electricity grid — a much harder problem to solve.The HTGR (High-Temperature Gas-Cooled Reactor) angle is what makes this distinct. These AMRs (Advanced Modular Reactors) operate at 700°C and produce 15-35 MW — not grid-scale, but sized for on-site industrial heat delivery. Steel-making, green hydrogen, cement, and chemicals all need high-grade process heat that intermittent renewables cannot supply. The Rolls-Royce SMR (Small Modular Reactor) at Wylfa is a separate program. This deal is about decarbonizing heavy industry, not the electricity grid — a much harder problem to solve.

-democratizing solar energy -decarbonizing the auto industry -enabling paralyzed people to interact with the world -ending americas dependency on russian rockets What a bad bad man

Like decarbonizing the auto industry, bringing internet to underserved communities, donating unblockable internet for Ukraine’s defense, giving disabled people some freedom back with brain implants - stuff like that? The trillion is the result of doing those things, things which needed to be done with successful businesses because no amount of philanthropy can make changes on that scale. You may have your causality backwards

Good grief.....what the hell do 'disabled vets' have to do with Elon Musk helping the blind to see, quadriplegics to control digital devices through thought alone, manufacturing electric vehicles, decarbonizing the atmosphere, restoring space travel, and making the internet and speech available across the globe?