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08/01/2026

Eros Ramazzotti · Eros (Spanish Version) · Song · 1997

07/01/2026

After reading This I have only one concern, is actually a question::. When can I start building the future I imagined?

While discussing automation, AI, and the long-term future of work in a public conversation about technological disruption, Elon Musk offered a prediction that sounded optimistic and unsettling at the same time.

“My prediction for the future is universal high income and social unrest.
There’s going to be so much change.
Be careful what you wish for, you might get it.”

Then he pushed the thought further.

“If you get all the stuff you want… is that actually the future you want?
It means your job won’t matter.”

This isn’t a warning about poverty.
It’s a warning about purpose.
Universal income solves survival.
It doesn’t automatically solve meaning.
For most of human history, work wasn’t just income, it was identity, contribution, and proof of usefulness.

AI may give us abundance faster than we’re ready for psychologically.
And when effort disconnects from reward, society doesn’t just change economically —
it changes emotionally.

The hardest question of the AI era might not be how we live… but why.

If work stops defining value, what do you think will?

Share your honest thoughts 👇

06/01/2026

Lightweight and portable, the PSR-E383 is perfect for home practice, lessons, or performances.

06/01/2026

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04/01/2026

There are a lot of weird things and demons and drives that motivate Elon, but money isn’t number one. — Walter Isaacson

That observation cuts deeper than praise or criticism. Because if money were the main driver, the risks wouldn’t make sense.

The stress wouldn’t make sense.
The obsession wouldn’t make sense.
What actually motivates Elon Musk seems closer to compulsion than ambition.

A need to fix.
A need to prove.
A need to push against limits even personal ones.

Money is a scoreboard. But for some people, the real fuel is internal pressure. That kind of drive can build incredible things… and it can be costly.

Do you think obsession is necessary to change the world or does it eventually take more than it gives?

Share your honest view 👇

04/01/2026

Me back in the 90s

Technics 🎶🎶

04/01/2026

That’s not just a conversation or an ambitious vision. That’s a huge risk that someone have to decide; when leaving life behind to break the limits.
Not limiting the limitations..

Elon Musk: “Making life multiplanetary expands the scope and scale of consciousness.
Starship is the only way for us to become a multiplanet civilization.”

That idea goes far beyond rockets.
It’s about continuity.
About making consciousness resilient not fragile.
About ensuring humanity isn’t confined to a single point of failure.

Multiplanetary isn’t a luxury.
It’s redundancy for civilization.
Starship isn’t just hardware.

It’s a bridge from surviving… to enduring.
If we care about the long arc of humanity, the question isn’t why go multiplanetary
it’s how soon.

Do you think becoming multiplanetary is essential for humanity’s future or an ambition we can delay?

Share your honest view 👇

04/01/2026

Spread your winds, forget about the windshield. Just wear your giggle’s

Elon Musk: “Just remember, we’re all on ship America here. Your company is not going to exist if the ship of America sinks. And we should do everything we possibly can to ensure that America is strong for far into the future.”

That’s not corporate talk.
That’s systems thinking.

Businesses don’t float independently.
Innovation doesn’t exist in a vacuum.
Every company depends on the stability, strength, and future of the society beneath it.
When the foundation weakens, everything above it becomes fragile.

Long-term builders don’t just optimize for quarterly results. They think about national strength, infrastructure, talent, and continuity — decades ahead. Because if the ship sinks,
everyone goes down with it.

Do you think companies have a responsibility to care about the long-term health of the country they’re built in?

Share your honest view 👇

04/01/2026

Elon Musk: “I’m no more an atheist. I believe there is a creator of this universe.”

That’s a rare statement, not because of religion,
but because of humility.

After studying physics, space, mathematics, and the limits of human knowledge, this isn’t a turn toward certainty — it’s an acknowledgment of mystery.

The deeper you go into the universe,
the more questions replace answers.
For some, that leads to dismissal.
For others, it leads to wonder.

Belief doesn’t always come from tradition.
Sometimes it comes from realizing how little we truly understand.

Do you think science eventually leads people away from belief or closer to it?

Drop your honest view 👇