This guy loves to mess with us.
He used to be clever and convinced people to follow their conscience and embrace the sustainability trend. He likes to think of himself as the one who kicked off the boom.
He stole a name that’s firmly anchored in history.
He took on the biggest problem facing humanity and offered them a possible solution.
On top of that, he had major issues with the financial markets. They wouldn’t let him play along, so he complained publicly so much so that he was able to rally a large community behind him, all united by a common goal.
Fair and eco friendly coexistence on this planet.
Again, this guy steals a name from a renowned, real scientist. On top of that, he takes on a problem that generations have already recognized and sets out to solve it. He gives the world the feeling of acting independently, free from dangerous strings pulling from behind the scenes. He sends hundreds of satellites into orbit and equips his car with sensors that monitor everything in the surrounding area.
He appears to be fighting against the evil financial market that controls everything around us.
All just to build a better future for us.
Of course the scam worked who wouldn’t want to follow a successful, clever businessman who wants to set the world right again?
He championed freedom of speech and even invested large sums of his fortune in a social media platform that was supposed to connect the world. It all sounded great, and people flocked to it; his account became the biggest.
And that was it.
After people started buying his cars, he built up a NASA business on the side.
His reputation soared to enormous heights after 2016.
From then on, it was his testing ground.
He had learned how easy it was to take people’s problems off their hands and provide them with solutions. He wasn’t interested in the solutions—only in the quick and easy money that came from these projects.
The problem was now defined, and it could be expanded upon.
Why save the world when we could all eventually watch news from Mars?
Once again, it had worked: people’s worries had been taken off their hands, and now they can continue to litter the planet like pigs however they want.
We’re off to Mars soon, after all.
It’s really strange his boom is clearly over, and yet his fortune has tripled since he was on stage with the clown!?
That kind of rapid, massive growth can only happen through a single channel in the financial market.
This is all just crazy shit, and now it even looks like this guy wants to steal my 376-DNA theory. His AI is the only one that has partially grasped the theory correctly. As I posted before, there’s no confirmation or mention of the theory on his AI platform.
It’s understandable that people would stop believing in his Mars dream once they realize it’s all about us here.
It’s funny to know that the theory can’t be interpreted any other way, and he has to make a decision.
It should become increasingly difficult to keep following the Mars Plan.
Unless, of course, the intention from the very beginning was to mislead people.
In my simple view, it will be extremely difficult to traverse the most inhospitable space to build something on an atmosphere-less, desert planet that would stand out from what we have here.
