EPTElon Musk's lies, propaganda, etc. - Page 63
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RowdierBob
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Doublemint
Austria8405 Posts
The Wall Street Journal has published an eye-opening exposé on Elon Musk’s “harem drama,” diving into the relationships the world’s richest man has with his baby mamas – and the labyrinthine system by which he allegedly manages them. Musk is on a mission to help “seed the earth with more human beings of high intelligence,” per the Journal’s Dana Mattioli. The White House senior advisor has at least 14 children by four different mothers – though this number is thought to be higher. Conservative influencer Ashley St. Clair, one such mother, reveals how after being impregnated by Musk, he offered her “$15 million and $100,000 a month in support,” while encouraging them a “legion-level” of children “before the apocalypse.” The quest to repopulate America and save civilization is a noble one — even if Elon’s vision of supplanting the nuclear family with “a compound in Austin where Musk imagined the women and his growing number of babies would all live among multiple residences” might scandalize the Republican party he joined last year. That got Cockburn thinking: who’s next? now I knew Elon was kinda out there. those two pieces however - especially the linked WSJ one - are eye poppers. eye opener is just not strong enough of an expression. be aware where you hitch your wagon to - or buy a ride from? saviours are few and far between, which brings me to... happy easter sunday everyone! | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland24233 Posts
On April 20 2025 15:35 Doublemint wrote: https://thespectator.com/topic/elon-musk-next-child-baby-mama-natalie-winters/ now I knew Elon was kinda out there. those two pieces however - especially the linked WSJ one - are eye poppers. eye opener is just not strong enough of an expression. be aware where you hitch your wagon to - or buy a ride from? saviours are few and far between, which brings me to... happy easter sunday everyone! It’s very strange, it’s also utter bollocks as well. Very unlike him. It really is his worldview and all its flaws in a neat nutshell. The auld human genetic stock being rather a numbers game so a solo eugenics run being utterly pointless in that regard. His hubris in ‘better genetic stock = people like me’. But simultaneously his seeming dismissal of the importance of actually being involved in these kids’ lives. He’s so great his genes will just punch through or what? Shame I can’t read the WSJ one because of paywall, something I was somewhat aware of but I’ve not read a proper deep dive on it. Any particular highlights? | ||
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Vivax
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On April 20 2025 15:35 Doublemint wrote: https://thespectator.com/topic/elon-musk-next-child-baby-mama-natalie-winters/ now I knew Elon was kinda out there. those two pieces however - especially the linked WSJ one - are eye poppers. eye opener is just not strong enough of an expression. be aware where you hitch your wagon to - or buy a ride from? saviours are few and far between, which brings me to... happy easter sunday everyone! He thinks his high intelligence is innate, like some kind of rpg trait. Not that it reflects the amount of effort he puts into the offspring. It doesn‘t matter how intelligent your parents were if you grow up deprived and alienated. Seems more like an excuse to feed the narcissistic ego and rampant ambitions. And a guy called cockburn wrote about this? Fitting. Psychology keeps debating the origin of traits with the nature vs. nurture debate. Would be a good starting point for people with strange ideas to educate themselves. | ||
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Doublemint
Austria8405 Posts
On April 20 2025 21:19 WombaT wrote: It’s very strange, it’s also utter bollocks as well. Very unlike him. It really is his worldview and all its flaws in a neat nutshell. The auld human genetic stock being rather a numbers game so a solo eugenics run being utterly pointless in that regard. His hubris in ‘better genetic stock = people like me’. But simultaneously his seeming dismissal of the importance of actually being involved in these kids’ lives. He’s so great his genes will just punch through or what? Shame I can’t read the WSJ one because of paywall, something I was somewhat aware of but I’ve not read a proper deep dive on it. Any particular highlights? https://archive.is/DkF1x gotcha covered. | ||
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