. He already owns 10% and turned down a board position. If they accept the offer, all stockholders get cashed out at $54.20 a share. If they reject, Elon sells all of his shares along with a lot of retail traders and the stock tanks. This is getting interesting. This is what I call "reality television".
I can't think of a single time I've been called a racist in traffic.
I'm listening to his podcast with Joe Rogan where he is talking about Neural Link. The guy is so smart and I really like his goals with Neural Link. I also see the potential threats from it too. He is going for faster data transfer from humans to computers. In his words, now we can do 100kb/s and that's being generous. The most common and most accessible way to transfer data from the human brain to a computer is the keyboard. Imagine if we can transfer ideas to a computer faster and more accurately. We could go back to the days when we did great big things like the Apollo rockets, the Hoover Dam and the SR-71 with the only difference being better technology.
Kinda going off the topic here (but it's my post so... shoot me) but, even though I was born in the mid 80's, I'm in awe of the "impossible" things that were accomplished from the 60's to the 80's. The only things that make headlines today are wars, politicians and the latest celebrity gossip. The only technological advancements that have made national and worldwide news... was done by Elon and his companies.
To your last comment cheesiechanman, I think Elon wants to advance the human race. I think he is trying to improve the quality of human life and I'm all for it. At the same time, I think there needs to be safety protocols implemented in things like Neural Link to protect the end users. I don't think he is trying to destroy earth then making a run for Mars. He is just asking one of two simple questions, why or why not.
Not being argumentative or anything, just giving my opinion just as you were. Who knows, maybe Chuck Norris gave Elon PNT31
