> According to a recent Wall Street Journal report, Musk is constantly scanning the horizon for new potential mothers for his children, using everything from X interactions and DMs to huge cash incentives to entice would-be incubators, whom he requires to sign legally binding payment agreements with nondisclosure clauses. As a result, Musk has an undisclosed number of children that is likely well above the 14 already publicly known, and he’s shown no obvious intention to stop sowing his seed. But perhaps more interesting than the presence of contracts between Musk and his harem of mothers is the apparent absence of traditional family ties. He appears to acknowledge few, if any, bonds of genuine duty and responsibility among family members, much less bonds of care or love. Musk seems to have reduced traditional family relationships to mere financial arrangements, undermining longtime conservative agreement around the importance of family.
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IG it's all about friction. I mean you'd have to bake bread every time you wanna eat it, so there is friction everytime you want bread. With your SAAS alternatives, the only friction is fixing and adding features i.e maintaining, but it works without friction whenever needed.
BTW love all the work you do :)
vivek retweeted
How many of you bake your bread at home?
If you could and do, that does not mean there is no need for a bakery.
(btw, I do)
Love it,
Read my lifting bible, I tried to summarise whatever I learned in 3 years
vivek.ink/hobbies/lifting
