>cringe manchild is the richest man on earth and the first trillionaireLife really likes to laugh at us don't it?
>>223401476Rent free.
doesn't he abuse amphetamines, how is he fat?
>>223401476fakee
I wonder what sets him apart? Like is it extreme intelligence, extreme drive, very high risk tolerance, completely unconventional way of thinking etc.Being a billionaire alone is obviously extremely difficult and most of them only have one major success but he keeps doing it over and over again in unrelated areas
>>223401476He looks like a left4dead zombie kek
>>223401876Half of it is luck. For example, he was born into wealth, which immediately granted him the startup capital needed for his first business ventures.And no, this is not a cope - I fully recognize he's still more intelligent, hard working, and risk-taking than the vast majority of people.
He successfully turn 2000s banger app into Xelondia
>>223401876I think the reason you've seen the rise of so many billionaires is because they really are only billionaires in name only, though they have a higher loan ceiling.The Tech industry here has had a huge issue with the boards of companies just randomly deciding to oust their founders or fuck them in some serious way because they're all jewish. so naturally, as a response, the way to keep your power is to have a huge portion of valuable voting shares, that you will likely never sell to keep your position in the company.
>>223401876He's pathologically relentless and has a good measure of intelligenceĜ his Aspie traits were perfectly suited to his success.>>223401737The Ashley Vance biography says he gobbles up food especially carbs. Again, aspie traits
>>223401476can't he afford ozempic?
>>223402325https://paulgraham.com/control.html>Founders retaining control after a series A is clearly heard-of. And barring financial catastrophe, I think in the coming year it will become the norm.>Knowing that founders will keep control of the board may even help VCs pick better. If they know they can't fire the founders, they'll have to choose founders they can trust. And that's who they should have been choosing all along.>>223402365photo was pre-ozempic
>>223401476The trillionaire status didn't last very long.>>223401876He just keeps rolling the dice. A lot of people simply sit on their asses and take no financial risks. Can't win if you don't play.
>>223402509>lot of people simply sit on their asses and take no financial risksnigga i don't have money to spare like he did since he was 16wasn't born wealthyi do agree that one must take risks and be willing to lose some hoping one of those turns up ok
>>223402548he definitely has some indian running his account now, right? the volume of his posts seems impossible for one man
>>223402568Indians have better English and more coherent sentences
>>223402568He's always on his iphone in public photos. He's severely addicted.
>>223402548does he sustain on stimulants?
>>223402360>his Aspie traits were perfectly suited to his success.What is it with you and your kind from adoring him like he's your kin? He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth.
>>223401876Hes an extreme autist who hyperfixates on organization and is somewhat of a narcissist who has that sheer level of self belief to gamble his money on new ventures and just continue to hyperfixate believing it will work out. He's just been very lucky with some of his investments but he makes dumb decisions like buying that one failing Solar Company which he got sued by shareholders over, he just doesnt care and moves on.
>>223401476>the richest person of history is African>the richest person of today is AfricanWhy is Africa do rich?
Musk played relatively long game in areas that no one really believed in after his initial success when internet became a big thing and he got the paypal money and shithe is a dreamer and takes risks and says things and does things that makes other people think he is insane, dumb or arrogant. The reason why he is so political now is because of this personality as well. He probably thinks he is one of those people that need to do something in order for things to change. Maybe he is not wrong.after he got succesful with Tesla and SpaceX, there is really no limit to what he can do unless he dies of old age. Neuralink, the data centers in the sky, all of these are projects people dont believe in but at this point they are arguing if they are good business, not if they are achieveableHonestly, once you have enough cash it really does take a certain personality and mindset to be succesful. Basically git gud, unless you are poor.
