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- Elon Musk
There are many reasons why I don't bother with , firstly I had subscribed paying £19 a month for a Premium account that became relentless spam "liked" by porn bots; customer support was non-responsive, complaints in some cases were ignored, others received only an automated reply. For this reason alone, I decided to withdraw my Premium subscription, pulling my content and not publishing any additional content (that I publish on this website) on the platform. This was not an ego thing, I'm a suppressed and alienated nobody to the world of social media.
It's easy to like Elon Musk, he's successful, intelligent, and adventurous, he is also vocal about genuine issues concerning America, the UK and South Africa. I am no supporter or advocate of the Labour Party, nor the Democrats in the US. However, looking beneath the surface of a righteous man, unscrupulous and outright inhumane motivations are of grave concern; considering his influence over US and UK democracies. For example, Musk is very much a business driven capitalist, however his worldview is inherently Marxist (see BBC James Clayton news correspondent interview where he refers to an "anointed class of journalists").
In October 2021, photos surfaced of singer Grimes reading The Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx, following her breakup with Elon Musk; responding, she claimed she was just "trolling" the paparazzi. The wacky (believes her songs pre-written by God) feminist who's real name is Claire Boucher is signed to 4AD; not unlike XL Recordings (Adele infamy) is a subsidiary of Martin Mill's Beggars Group. Her feminist stance is often interpreted as anti-male. Musk’s first wife, author Justine Musk has a M2F trans daughter that's estranged from her father after he claimed she "was killed by the woke mind virus". In retalliation she stated to NBC: “He’s very quick to anger. He is uncaring and narcissistic.”.
Perhaps the most disturbing criticism of Elon Musk in ethical concern of his Neuralink company; vocalised by the Physicians Committee for responsible medicine, a dedicated group of 17,000 physicians with more than one million members and supporters worldwide. Since 2017 Neuralink has subjected animals (including pigs, rats, sheep and monkeys to invasive, and often deadly brain experiments; to develop Neuralink’s “brain-machine interface" experimenters remove portions of animals skulls to implant electrodes into the animals brains. Troubling details of these experiments emerged following a public records lawsuit by the Physicians Committee back in 2022.
Reuters reported that Neuralink was under investigation USDA and the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) for animal welfare violations. The investigation also revealed that Neuralink had killed more than 1,500 animals in experiments and employees were concerned that many experiments had been rushed.
Neuralink is still conducting experiments on animals at its facilities in California and Texas, the Physicians Commitee continues to campaign for the use of Noninvasive Brain-Machine Interfaces that can: allow patients with limited mobility to control robotic arms, translate brain activity into intelligible speech using functional magnetic resonance imaging and allow patients with severe tetraplegia to control a wheelchair. Researchers in China have developed a noninvasive BMI that can be worn in the ear. Neuralink should halt its animal experiments immediately and invest in human-relevant research. Musk has stated the goal of Neuralink is “to achieve a symbiosis with artificial intelligence"; not necessarily in line with developing treatments for patients.
I have my reasons for boycotting , not that this would bother an ignorant entrepreneur that obviously has more money than sense. Perhaps, Elon's friendship with Malaysia journalist Ian Miles Cheong (is alleged to have a transvestite alter ego named Sheri) may explain an attempt to at least understand and/or resolve his strained relationship with his estranged daughter. Musk talks about America values, forgetting "family life" as one of the most important values of all. I hope Elon Musks trans-daughter makes some effort with him, I greatly missed having a father when I was a child, and pains me to know, to this day that the father I once had (before he died), cared not for anything, that, as a father, estranged himself dead to me (as does my brother).
