The world almost turned upside down when over the weekend, Elon Musk asked onTwitterif he should sell 10% of his stake in Tesla. Given his previous antics, it’s not unprecedented for the billionaire to askrandom folks on a social networkabout sensitive financial advice. Musk eventually sold almost 3% of his shares — 4.5 million stocks worth almost $5 billion — over the next few days. This sale led everyone to believe that he indeed heard the Twitterati and made the decision....

I’m a measly human being, sitting in my room, and typing away words, waiting for the world to open so I can meet my friends freely, and travel to places. But billionaires don’t have these problems. If they want to get away from the earth, they just fly to space. Elon Musk,Tesla’s Technoking, is also doing the same by buying a ticket on a plane ofVirgin Galactic, owned by Richard Branson....

I love Twitter. While some people type out carefully curated tweets, most of us write what we want as if no one’s reading. But you know we’re really hoping that someone will read it. Bonus points if it makes us laugh, think or feel. Here’s a couple of my favorites overnight: pic.twitter.com/FOaayPuqDW — Unexplained Occurrences ?️‍??️‍⚧️ (@TalesOfBeyond)December 14, 2021 Good morning to everyone except that old guy on Willy Wonka who lazed around letting his daughter-in-law wait on him hand and foot for 20 plus years then leapt out of bed the instant he got an invite to visit a chocolate factory …...

What do you get the man who has everything? In the case of Elon Musk, you could get him a life-sized monument to his ego. But that would be nearly impossible: you’d need to build a skyscraper to accurately represent the tycoon’s self-importance. With budgetary constraints and planning permissions presumably in mind, investing app Public.com has instead constructed a six-foot statue of Musk to mark the great man’s50th birthday— and plonked it in Manhattan....

Elon Muskannounced a humanoid robotdesigned to help with those repetitive, boring tasks people hate doing. Musk suggested it could run to the grocery store for you, but presumably it would handle any number of tasks involving manual labor. Predictably, social media filled with references to a string of dystopian sci-fi movies about robots where everything goes horribly wrong. As troubling as the robot futures in movies likeI, Robot,The Terminatorand others are, it’s the underlying technologies of real humanoid robots – and the intent behind them – that should be cause for concern....