In an excerpt from the new “Elon Musk”biography by Walter Isaacson, the tech billionaire’s desire to prevent the world from becoming underpopulated becomes public. However, those who reproduce in the future should have certain requirements.
Elon Musk, entrepreneur and boss of Tesla, X (formerly Twitter) and SpaceX, among others, is a father of eleven. In a forthcoming biography – some chapters of which have already been made public – one of his ex-wives revealed how he envisioned the fight against the world’s underpopulation, which he feared. Accordingly, above all, “smart people” have children in the future in order to compensate for the decline in the earth’s inhabitants that he feared.
Elon Musk fathered eleven children with three different women
His thoughts seem to be barely concealed when emphasizing the property “smart” also in himself. This is at least obvious insofar as he has fathered eleven children so far. Musk has triplets Kai, Saxon and Damian, 17, and twins Griffin and Vivian, 19, with his ex-wife Justine Wilson. He and Wilson also had son Nevada in 2000. However, the baby died of sudden infant death syndrome at ten weeks old.
Elon Musk has two children with Neuralink manager Shivon Zilis. Neuralink – a company also founded by Musk – became known for working on brain-computer interfaces. It was also Zilis who was now from the “New York Times” is quoted from the new Musk biography
Finally, with Grimes – real name Claire Elise Boucher – he has three children: X Æ A-12, Exa Dark Sideræl and the recently born Techno Mechanicus.
Musk has made his fears of an impending underpopulation of the world public on numerous occasions in the past. In his opinion, the world population is increasing “ever faster towards collapse, but few seem to notice or care”.
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