Elon Musk Sounds The Alarm About Japan

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1. He is charismatic and unpredictable.

   His personality divides.

   Some people describe him as the most revolutionary CEO of recent years. Others see in him a CEO who is the mirror of an era dominated by trends that follow one another at the speed of a short video on TikTok.

   We stick all the labels on him: meme CEO, megalomaniac. But Elon Musk has managed to get everyone to agree on one important thing: he fills a great leadership vacuum that the world is currently experiencing because of the distrust of political leaders.

   Musk has seen his popularity explode in recent months. For those who love numbers, Musk managed in a few weeks to gain millions of followers on the social network Twitter (TWTR) – Get Twitter, Inc. Report, which he describes as the “de facto town square” of the internet. He has more than 91.5 million followers as of time of writing.

   As a reminder, the serial entrepreneur is in the process of acquiring Twitter for $44 billion. He would thus add to his already full schedule — Tesla (TSLA) – Get Tesla Inc Report, SpaceX, The Boring Company, Neuralink — another company with a global presence. In some countries, Twitter and other social networks are often a place for political opponents and minorities to express themselves.

   ‘Japan Will Eventually Cease to Exist’

2. Oh my god not here too

3. What a dumb take. There may be a few ghost towns in the countryside, but the cities are overpopulated and not hurting for people. The problem is how to pay for retired pensioners with fewer people in the workforce…but that’s a far cry from ceasing to exist lol

4. While living here, I have never one day had a thought of, “What would make this place actually worse?” No longer the case. Please keep this fist full of pre chewed assholes far away from Japan.

5. People who gain too much power or money start to like sound of their own voice aka become sociopaths.

6. Japan hasn’t always had a population over 100 million. Pre WW2 Japan’s population was around 70 million. Certainly the population is in decline but Japanese civilization has been a thing for more than a millennia. Japan will be alright, thank you very much.

7. Who is this dude, anyway?

8. Oh yea the same guy that claimed to have invented the concept of the Hyperloop and also the flop it was when they tried it.

   Also the guy that pump and dumps numerous crypto coins for illegal profits.

   I’ll definitely trust everything this person says.
   /s