When was it that a piece of paper printed by the government was perceived more important than the genuine connections and bonds and love between human beings?
That humans began fighting over what was originally created to keep them bound to control?
When did an inanimate object with subjective value begin demanding more loyalty than living beings?
When did we lose our way.. so completely?
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Elon Musk just dropped a post with huge implications:
> “We have entered the Singularity”
By that he means the technological singularity: the point where progress compounds so fast that “normal” timelines stop making sense.
AI is already compressing years of work into days. Robotics is next. Energy and space scale the floor under it. When the cost of intelligence and production keeps falling, abundance stops being a slogan and starts being a roadmap.
If this is the singularity, the move is simple: build, ship, iterate. Don’t slow it down. Don’t fear it. Shape it.
Acceleration is the path to abundance.
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The new car is for your parents.
The early mornings are for you.
The boat trips are for your friends.
The sleepless nights are for you.
The security is for your children.
The public ridicule is for you.
The freedom is for your wife.
The constant self doubt is for you.
Building is more fulfilling than just chasing profits.
And paradoxically when you're focused on building great things, profits often become a natural byproduct.
And when you get what you want, profits will stop fulfilling you.
But you can always enjoy the joy of creation and others using and interacting with your creations.