r/EnoughMuskSpam

Boomer shares what it would be like if Musk's 100s of billions was taxed instead of letting him use that money to buy elections and destroy democracies

u/rhino910 — 7 hours ago

Jeff Bezos called falcon 9 small, said New Glenn will be competitive with Starship "both will be successful"

u/Sarigolepas — 8 hours ago

Elon Musk told Ashley St. Clair, the mother of his child, that his immigration views were based on Eugenics and that there needs to be surtogates to have a "legion of children" before the apocalypse/civil war in America.

u/superdouradas — 22 hours ago

Musk’s SpaceX discloses massive losses ahead of expected record-breaking IPO

"SpaceX, the rocket company led by Elon Musk set to debut on the stock market in coming weeks, has recorded $13 billion worth of losses since 2023"

I thought that he was probably at least making money on his rocket company, but it turns out, no.

washingtonpost.com
u/Bullywug — 22 hours ago

Is Elon Musk's driverless future timeline realistic?

"Five years from now and certainly 10 years from now... probably 90% of all distance driven will be driven by the AI in a self-driving car," The billionaire said this week at the Samson International Smart Mobility Summit in Tel Aviv.

"So overwhelmingly, it'll be quite a niche thing in 10 years to ​actually be driving your own car," he added.

euronews.com
u/ErnestoLemmingway — 1 day ago

SpaceX Starlink and other satellite megaconstellations are creating an 'unregulated geoengineering experiment', scientists say | "Black carbon from satellite launches has about 540 times bigger climate effect than black carbon released by ships, cars and power plants."

space.com
u/shallah — 22 hours ago
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WankPanzer driver decides to drive his "truck" into a local lake here in Texas. It ended exactly how you thought it would.

u/MoreMotivation — 2 days ago
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Elon Musk’s “baby mama” Ashley St. Clair is accusing Elon Musk of rigging the 2024 election using lasers, satellites, and space technology.

u/RockyLovesEmily05 — 2 days ago

Devoted Elon/Billionaire worshippers baffle me, because not all of them are stupid

I know intelligent people who have this "thing" where if Elon or someone rich is criticized, they feel compelled to defend him. And to an infinite degree - they will defend him and justify everything he does to a point where it looks like religious worship.
Even if they display good intelligence in the rest of their life...its like some sort of emotional thing when it comes to defending billionaires.
it some sort of instinct to worship authority? You can literally see an otherwise reasonable person's brain suddenly beging to compartmentalize when they start to bootlick a rich person.

Could it be that deep down they have some dream to one day become like Elon (the American dream that you have to be asleep to actually believe) and criticizing him threatens their dreams? Maybe that's it - a part of the culture in all developed capitalist countries is the belief that if you work hard you'll become Bezos or Musk (in reality you won't lol).

Maybe our culture is just predisposed to billionaire worship, a type of idolatry?

I keep remembering this quote:

Brains are survival engines, not truth detectors. If self-deception promotes fitness, the brain lies. Stops noticing—irrelevant things. Truth never matters. Only fitness. By now you don’t experience the world as it exists at all. You experience a simulation built from assumptions. Shortcuts. Lies. Whole species is agnosiac by default.”

― Peter Watts, Blindsight

I think it's more of an emotional problem than an intelligence problem - people who gave otherwise good reasoning ability and abstract thinking, can fall into this trap.

reddit.com
u/eldenringer1233 — 2 days ago