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Borders are lines drawn by people who aren't alive to explain why, and we still treat them like gravity.
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According to new Ookla Speedtest data covering Q4 2025 through Q3 2026, roughly nine in ten new U.S. Starlink users previously had non-fiber service—most commonly DSL, cable, or fixed wireless access.
Ookla attributes much of the shift to Starlink’s lower-priced 100 Mbps residential plan and regional promotional discounts offered in areas with excess capacity. While the findings reflect Speedtest users rather than exact subscriber counts, they indicate Starlink is drawing customers from traditional providers beyond just DSL.
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Success is not how high we have climbed, but how Elon makes a positive difference to the world for all and at once.
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Change is scary, but staying stuck is scarier. You cannot get a new life with an old mindset. If you want different results, you must be willing to do different things. Your next level requires a new version of you.
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Family is not just blood. Family is who shows up when you have nothing. Who calls to check on you when you go quiet. Who stands beside you when the whole world walks away. Cherish those people, they are rare.
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I stopped asking how to make money fast. I started asking who is willing to pay for what I can already do. Better question, better month.
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On this day in 2018, a cherry-red Tesla Roadster once driven by Elon Musk on ordinary roads reached the farthest point of its long, looping orbit around the Sun—roughly 154.7 million miles out, past the path of Mars.
The same car that used to commute to work had been bolted to the upper stage of Falcon Heavy and sent outward on the rocket’s first flight, February 6, 2018. Behind the wheel sat Starman, a spacesuited mannequin, quietly facing the void.
More than eight years later, the Roadster is still out there, endlessly circling the Sun. What was once just another car on Earth’s streets is now one of the most improbable and enduring objects in the solar system—an ordinary vehicle turned into an extraordinary piece of spaceflight history.
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"The long term ultimate objective – the holy grail – is we would like to help make life multi-planetary."
Elon Musk
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For 251 years, the United States Marine Corps has stood as the nation’s force in readiness—first to fight, always faithful.
In 2017, innovator Elon Musk was invited to address the elite 1st Marine Raider Battalion at their birthday ball, where a Marine Raider presented him with a ceremonial paddle in recognition of the occasion.
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Elon Musk’s Terafab has already started ordering machines from Japan for its chip factory in Texas, according to Nikkei.
• One supplier was asked to deliver equipment in just a few months.
• Elon is aiming for a working test chip in Austin by mid-2027 and mass production in the second half of 2028.
• Terafab is aiming for 1,000,000 silicon wafers a month from 2032 onward. That would be 40 times the planned capacity of Japan’s Rapidus plant.
• About 700,000 wafers a month would go toward memory chips and over 300,000 toward chips that handle computing.
With Intel on board, Tesla and SpaceX are taking chipmaking into their own hands in Texas. The goal is to make the chips for Tesla’s self-driving cars and Optimus robots, and even for SpaceX’s planned AI data centers in orbit.











