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Elon Musk JUST WARNED Mark Zuckerberg: "You Need To Stop This RIGHT NOW!"
Elon Musk JUST WARNED Mark Zuckerberg: "You Need To Stop This RIGHT NOW!"
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The rivalry between Musk and Zuck is something that has been going on for quite a long time. It seems, though, that after Musk purchased Zuck's most wanted platform, the rivalry has taken an altogether new turn. Then, as usual, Elon Musk proved yet again that he is capable of doing what Zuckerberg has never even dared to dream of. So, what happens now? Do you think that Zuckerberg now envies Musk more than he did before? Or, did Musk manage to stop him? Well, let’s talk about this in today’s video.
There was a time when people would say, neither Zuckerberg nor Musk's interests intersected much, as Zuckerberg was primarily interested in digital technology and Musk more with physical technology. But with this Purchase of Twitter, war is now on Zuckerberg’s turf. And it all started back in 2016 when they collided on a major scale, as SpaceX was getting ready to launch a big rocket and it was to carry a $200million satellite from Internet.org, a company backed by Zuckerberg.
As the first collaboration between the billionaires, the telecommunications satellite would be launched into space by a rocket. However, it never took off. A fire broke out on the rocket preventing it from taking off. Both the rocket and satellite were destroyed. This was a major setback for SpaceX, which had just lost a rocket in a 2015 accident. And It all got downright worse as Musk was disappointed, but Zuckerberg became furious and expressed his thoughts on Facebook. But Zuckerberg never thought Elon would classically destroy him.
Back when Elon Musk wasn't yet the owner of Twitter, he stated in an interview that Mark Zuckerberg would continue to control Meta for the foreseeable future. And During a recent interview at the TED conference held in Vancouver, British Columbia, Elon Musk was questioned about his recent offer to buy Twitter. Chris Anderson, the interviewer, posed the question to Musk about whether his role as the richest man on the planet and one of the platform's top influencers could create a conflict of interest.
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