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Why I’m Not Buying Elon Musk (Pushing nothing but EVIL)

The list of reasons to run from Elon Musk are numerous. He is pushing a soul trap. We’re consistent on our POV about Elon but it is worst than we thought.
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Why I’m Not Buying Elon Musk (Pushing nothing but EVIL)

Deep State Response:  Elon Musk is a well-known entrepreneur and businessman who is involved in various companies across different industries. Some of the major companies associated with Elon Musk and their respective industries include:

1. Tesla Inc. – An electric vehicle and clean energy company.
2. SpaceX – A private aerospace manufacturer and space transportation company.
3. The Boring Company – A tunnel construction and infrastructure company.
4. Neuralink – A neurotechnology company focused on developing brain-computer interfaces.
5. SolarCity (now Tesla Energy) – A solar energy services company.
6. Twitter

It’s important to note that the specific revenue breakdown for each of these companies, including the percentage that comes from the government, may vary and can change over time. The financial details of private companies, such as revenue breakdowns, are typically not publicly disclosed in detail. Moreover, the level of government involvement, contracts, and funding in these companies can be complex and may not always be accurately represented by simple percentages.

It’s also important to be cautious with claims about the percentage of revenue coming from the government (a bunch), as it may not always reflect the nature of the business, contracts, or partnerships that a company has.

Elon comes from a technocracy family.    Elon is part of the WEF young leaders.   Do you see a pattern.    Lets ask the deep state to tie the two together. Based on general principles of technocracy, one could make a case for the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2030 goals aligning with certain technocratic principles in the following manner:

1. Expertise-based Decision Making: Technocracy emphasizes the importance of decision-making based on technical expertise and knowledge. The WEF 2030 goals, which focus on addressing global challenges such as climate change, poverty, and inequality through sustainable development, are based on extensive research and analysis by experts in various fields, including economics, environmental science, social sciences, and public policy.
2. Evidence-based Solutions: Technocracy advocates for using evidence-based solutions to solve complex societal problems. The WEF 2030 goals are grounded in scientific research, data-driven analysis, and evidence-based approaches to identify and address global challenges, such as the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that form the foundation of the WEF 2030 goals.
3. Systemic Thinking and Planning: Technocracy promotes a systemic approach to problem-solving, where complex issues are addressed holistically, considering interdependencies and long-term consequences. The WEF 2030 goals take a holistic approach to sustainable development, recognizing the interconnectedness of social, economic, and environmental challenges and aiming for integrated solutions that address the root causes of these challenges.
4. Efficiency and Effectiveness: Technocracy emphasizes efficiency and effectiveness in decision-making and governance. The WEF 2030 goals aim to optimize resource allocation, promote sustainable practices, and achieve measurable outcomes in areas such as poverty reduction, education, health, and environmental sustainability.
5. Innovation and Technology: Technocracy often embraces technological advancements as tools for solving societal problems. The WEF 2030 goals recognize the potential of technology and innovation as drivers of sustainable development, such as through promoting renewable energy, leveraging digital technologies for social and economic inclusion, and fostering innovation in various sectors.  AICB