Larry Fink, the $10 billion manager, asked for another round of applause for Elon Musk in Davos. “It wasn’t much applause. Empicen de nuevo”, BlackRock’s CEO ordered in front of an audience that couldn’t attend the company’s unveiling or show. Musk spent 30 minutes selling the future of humanity while the world tried to decide whether to buy it.
Musk stormed into the World Economic Forum — for years disparaging the event as a “disgusting” and “unelected world government” — with predictions between visionaries and lunatics. “There are more robots than people. “In five years, AI will be more intelligent than all of humanity.” “Los robots Optimus a la venta para 2026”. “SpaceX will deploy 9,000 satellites in search of intelligent life because the human conscience is a fragile veil that must be protected.”
Nothing new. Musk promises colonies on Mars by 2024 and one million Neuralink brain chip users by 2022. Part of his office is selling chips for a new sci-fi reality. The really impressive thing was something else: my willingness to discuss the same bases of reality.
“We need to know what we’re asking, we don’t know what we’re thinking – including lessons in real physics – to understand what reality is; what’s real,” declared the man who trademarked intellectual provocation.
And in this Musk was masterful, y we only need to hear the tsunami wave.
Musk understood that in the digital age power rests not in truth but in narrative
Where Trump offered questions about windmills, Musk suggested rotten colonies. He worked to court the president and to associate his name—and his companies—no less than with the role of guiding humanity’s immediate and optimistic future. Over the course of the day, this meta-concept was considered with a pleasant obviousness.
Their names are indelible and simple, lists inform social networks. They are the ones that, when we share them with you, make you feel very sensitive and sensitive.
CNBC reported on the intervention Davos’ “reinició el ánimo” tras la polemica de Trump. Davos was not scripted for Musk. It was a stepping stone from his career as a technological prophet of religion, where he was simultaneously messiah, gospel and temple.
But above all, Musk raised awareness of what corporate purpose is. After announcing the most ambitious plans there are —“to protect human conscience in space”— something more useful and powerful: “the ability to have the knowledge to ask questions and to ask questions about the same thing.”
Ethos, logos, pathos all in one, how someone makes a brain. Y creates a big bang.
With 229 million followers in 2016, Simple Return can generate up to 920% increase in mentions per second, while his posts appear in 90% of user sessions thanks to algorithmic adjustments. It doesn’t affect it. It is the architecture of global discourse.
Musk understood that in the digital age power rests not in truth but in narrativeand by laying the platform on which stories are built, we lay the future. Davos was just the perfect scenario to demonstrate this.
Ole, Elo(n).
Any questions “ability to do what we ask and ask questions about it all” It should also apply to the man who wields the biggest megaphone in the world and uses it to sell us out on his own inevitability.
It would be a useful exercise to discern what is real.
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