GOOD OLD MUSK TOUCHES ON ALL THE POINTS OF MY THEORY... BADLY, THOUGH

And I would add: deliberately badly. Not because I consider Musk economically intelligent enough to know how to lie, but someone clearly put words in his mouth with the explicit purpose of manipulating people. There is very little of his own thinking in this interview.

But that's not the important part. What matters is the message—the false, manipulative message—they want to get across to the gullible.

Elon Musk, in the video I'm posting a clip from (https://youtube.com/shorts/Bz1HBgDb8n0?is=gWFRqZB9_1WINNRQ), predicted that by 2036 money could become irrelevant, imagining a future in which artificial intelligence and robotics would create such abundance that goods would be widely available and work would largely become optional.

Having unlimited goods (or goods at negligible, if not zero, cost, as Musk claims) would mean that those who rule the world could and would want to give up control over them—and therefore give up the power they have exercised for centuries.

Because the real foundations of power have always been scarcity and slavery. Musk is telling us that scarcity and slavery would disappear. Absolutely impossible for me to believe.

Unless... unless a lot of people die and life becomes like I Am Legend, where Will Smith could walk around undisturbed and do whatever he wanted because everyone else was dead.

"Money won't matter," Musk says.

The reality—which I alone describe in its rawest and truest form (speaking of legends 😂😂)—if you consider all the posts, all the articles, all the various narratives, is that money is becoming less valuable every day, and less important every day, precisely for the opposite reason to the one this idiot gives: because so much of it has been created that it is losing, and will continue to lose, whatever value it has.

But the idiot... contradicts himself in the very same interview, barely a minute or so later, when he says that governments should provide a universal income.

If money doesn't matter, my dear asshole, then why would I need a universal income? If money isn't worth a damn, then neither is universal income. So why would I need it?

These extraordinary contradictions alone should make it clear that:

1. he doesn't know what he's talking about;
2. or he wants to bullshit a bunch of gullible people;
3. or he doesn't know what he's talking about, but someone is feeding him bullshit so that the gullible can be taken for a ride.

In every case, he doesn't exactly come out of this looking good.