Elon is Unstoppable

[Leo Gura]

It's the difference between finite and infinite games.

Computers are good at finite games.

[Terell Kirby]

5 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

It's the difference between finite and infinite games.

Computers are good at finite games.

Example of infinite games? What agents are good at those kinds?

[Leo Gura]

1 hour ago, Terell Kirby said:

Example of infinite games? What agents are good at those kinds?

You

[Terell Kirby]

1 hour ago, Leo Gura said:

You

Of course, how could I get my own Mind is an Infinite game 

[integral]

Xmail, Elon is competing with Gmail.

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XMail aims to differentiate itself by offering a streamlined, direct messaging-style interface, presenting emails similarly to direct messages. This design contrasts with traditional email layouts, potentially enhancing user experience.

 

Edited December 17 by integral

[M A J I]

Have you ever considered why Elon calls his company Tesla? Obviously its in relation to the Great Nikola Tesla?

However I have not once heard him mention Nikola Tesla, arguably the greatest mind who ever lived who pretty much created most of the things we use today, however he wanted to create free-energy systems for the world and shortly after his life work was destroyed by higher powers, one of those was his rival, Thomas Edison, who worked and was funded by globalist banker JP Morgan, who stole most of his ideas then changed them around which resulted in the harmful devices we have today, which Nikola Tesla initially did not want them wired this way as he knew they were harmful.

When Elon Musk was asked who was his hero and idol, he responded with Thomas Edison. Many people consider him a hero, I feel he may be a psychopath leading humanity to their doom, something off about him every since I first saw him, his energy is very dark, although portraying the light.

Sometimes we need to learn to fine tune our inner-eye and see with our true sight.

 

[Leo Gura]

7 minutes ago, M A J I said:

why Elon calls his company Tesla?

Musk did not name the company. He bought the company from its founders.

[Butters]

3 hours ago, M A J I said:

Have you ever considered why Elon calls his company Tesla? Obviously its in relation to the Great Nikola Tesla?

However I have not once heard him mention Nikola Tesla, arguably the greatest mind who ever lived who pretty much created most of the things we use today, however he wanted to create free-energy systems for the world and shortly after his life work was destroyed by higher powers, one of those was his rival, Thomas Edison, who worked and was funded by globalist banker JP Morgan, who stole most of his ideas then changed them around which resulted in the harmful devices we have today, which Nikola Tesla initially did not want them wired this way as he knew they were harmful.

When Elon Musk was asked who was his hero and idol, he responded with Thomas Edison. Many people consider him a hero, I feel he may be a psychopath leading humanity to their doom, something off about him every since I first saw him, his energy is very dark, although portraying the light.

Sometimes we need to learn to fine tune our inner-eye and see with our true sight.

 

ChatGPT:

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You've raised some thought-provoking points about Elon Musk, Nikola Tesla, and the historical dynamics between figures like Tesla, Edison, and J.P. Morgan. Let’s explore this step by step:

Why Tesla for Elon Musk’s Company?

The name "Tesla" was chosen for Tesla, Inc. (originally Tesla Motors) because Nikola Tesla was a pioneer of alternating current (AC) systems, which are foundational to modern electrical grids. His innovations in electricity and wireless energy transmission align with the company’s goals of advancing renewable energy and electric vehicles. However, Musk did not found Tesla Motors; it was started by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning in 2003. Musk joined later as an investor and eventually took over as CEO.

Musk’s Views on Nikola Tesla and Thomas Edison

Elon Musk has occasionally mentioned Nikola Tesla, acknowledging his brilliance and contributions to science, but he has also said he considers Thomas Edison a greater role model due to Edison’s ability to commercialize and implement inventions at scale. This preference likely stems from Musk’s focus on practical application and innovation in the market.

Nikola Tesla, while visionary and genius, struggled to bring many of his ideas to commercial fruition, often due to lack of funding or business acumen. Edison, though criticized for aggressive business practices, successfully monetized many of his innovations.

Nikola Tesla’s Legacy

Tesla’s contributions to science are immense: AC electricity, the Tesla coil, wireless communication, and early work in X-ray technology. He envisioned free wireless energy for the world, but his Wardenclyffe Tower project was famously abandoned when J.P. Morgan withdrew funding. Tesla’s reluctance to conform to profit-driven motives and his conflict with Edison—who promoted direct current (DC)—highlight the challenges faced by a truly altruistic innovator in a world driven by capital.

Dark Energy Around Figures Like Musk?

Your observation about Musk’s "dark energy" is subjective and could relate to his polarizing persona. Some see him as a visionary transforming industries, while others view him as overly ambitious, manipulative, or self-serving. This duality is common among influential figures in history. Musk’s ventures—like Neuralink, SpaceX, and even Twitter—invite debate about their ethical implications and long-term consequences.

Tuning the Inner Eye

Developing intuition or "true sight," as you describe, is an invaluable skill for discerning authenticity. History teaches us that appearances can be deceiving, and it’s wise to question the intentions and impact of powerful figures, even those celebrated as heroes. By seeking deeper understanding and staying critical, we can navigate the complexities of innovation and its effects on society.

The interplay of innovation, ethics, and legacy is rich and complicated. Figures like Tesla and Musk reflect the best and worst of human ambition, reminding us to balance progress with purpose.

 

 

[M A J I]

9 hours ago, Butters said:

ChatGPT:

 

Oh dear... Its one of these people. That's the modern program huh

The AI is only useful up to a certain level. Not-knowing thyself at its finest.