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Elon Musk makes the argument that Ukraine needs to make concessions to Russia to stop the bloodshed. "This is not me being pro-Russia…I'm just being pragmatic about what it takes to stop people from dying." "I said years ago that without some concession, soldiers would die for years with zero progress, and that is exactly what happened."

Elon Musk gets into a brutal back-and-forth over claims his budget cuts killed people, and he doesn't back down for a single second. "The claim that zeroing out these funds caused instant casualties is total nonsense and fake narrative manufactured by parasites clinging to tax dollars." "Private foundations have tens of billions sitting around, so if they didn't step up, put the blame on them, not on us for stopping blatant theft." was DOGE was a ruthless masterstroke or complete recklessness ?

Elon Musk opens up about his public feud with Sam Altman & OpenAI leadership and whether he would ever collaborate with them again. "My issue with Sam Altman is legitimate: he turned an open-source non-profit into a closed-source $800 billion company." "Dario Amodei and the Anthropic team only left OpenAI because they simply didn't trust Sam Altman, otherwise Anthropic wouldn't even exist."

Elon Musk explains why Tesla stock, wealth, and the entire global monetary system could be completely worthless by 2036. "You want money for goods and services, food, housing, transport…so if robots make those infinitely abundant, money stops having any meaning." "People ask if I'll control these humanoid robots, but assuming a human can control a super-genius AI is just ego and delusional vanity."

Elon Musk explains why superintelligent AI will inevitably view humans the exact same way we view monkeys in a zoo. "It wasn't that long ago that we were swinging through the jungle, and if AI surpasses us at this scale, there is no scenario where humans remain in control." "We still eat bananas and swing through trees for fun, so expecting us to dictate terms to a vastly superior intelligence is completely unrealistic."

Matthew McConaughey reveals why he walked away from a $14.5 million movie offer to force Hollywood to take him seriously as a dramatic actor. "I decided no more rom-coms, moved to Texas, and told my agent I was done, even if it meant quitting acting altogether." "After months of zero offers, they came back with an action comedy for $8 million, then $10 million, then $12 million, and finally $14.5 million for the exact same script." Turning down that final massive payday sent a shockwave through the industry, he wasn't bluffing and completely rebranding his Hollywood trajectory.