His mind.
It is unusual for Elon to do long form interviews, but luckily for us, Joe Rogan convinced him. If you watch that interview, you can start to get an idea of how his mind works.
Forget the Tesla stock, or name calling on Twitter. Forget about him treating a marijuana/tobacco cigarette like a cigar. Avoid the latest media nonsense.
Instead, just listen to him.
Try to fully grasp what he means when he calls corporations cybernetic collectives.
Where the rest of us see gifs, he sees low latency data downloads for human visual consumption.
His mind is constantly throwing itself against everyday problems, and his unique perspective leads him to conclusions that can be both startling and simple.
Want to move people faster than a bullet train? Remove air friction (Hyperloop).
Need to get around traffic? Invoke the third dimension (Boring Company).
Concerned about the future of our planet? Jump start renewable energy use (SolarCity, Tesla, Gigafactory).
Wondering about the laws of cosmic anti-chance and the future of our species? Drastically reduce the cost of space launches (SpaceX).
Worried about AI? Let?s get humans up to speed (NeuralLink).
Instead of being overwhelmed by the complexity of all of these different challenges, Elon gets talent together to tackle them one bite at a time.
His unusual perspective, bold investments, tireless work ethic, and continuous dissatisfaction with the status quo help him reshape today to better suit his vision of tomorrow.
Fortunately for the world, his vision has the betterment of humanity at its core.
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