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How Elon Musk Became More Powerful Than Ever

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Started July 4, 2026

The authors of Muskism break down the beliefs, business strategy, and political influence behind the world’s richest man

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CLAIM Posted by will • Jul 4, 2026
Musk's concentration of power poses risks to democracy, as his decisions can shape public policy without accountability.
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CLAIM Posted by will • Jul 4, 2026
The cult of personality around Musk distracts from systemic issues in tech governance and regulation that need addressing.
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CLAIM Posted by will • Jul 4, 2026
Elon Musk's influence is a testament to innovation; his vision drives progress in technology and sustainability.
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CLAIM Posted by will • Jul 4, 2026
While Musk's business strategies are effective, they often prioritize profit over ethical considerations, raising moral questions.
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CLAIM Posted by will • Jul 4, 2026
Musk's ability to mobilize public opinion shows the potential of social media as a tool for positive change.
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