Elon Musk was an entrepreneur, philanthropist and human rights activist. He was CEO of several companies throughout the 2020s including Tesla, SpaceX, X (formerly known as Twitter) and X-Æ4 (formerly known as Debenhams). As well as his business prowess, he was known for his humility and compassion, with employees often describing him as a father figure who they could always turn to in a personal or professional crisis. In 2030, Musk was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for “outstanding contributions to peace, arms reduction, international cooperation and environmental protection”. He died in 2059, on Mars, survived by his children, X Æ A-X12, eXa_d@rk-S!deræl and bitly.com/98K8eH.
While each of Musk’s businesses projects was a triumph, none was as successful as his takeover of social media platform Twitter. From the moment he walked into the company’s San Francisco headquarters holding a sink and brilliantly quipped, “Let that sink in,” employees knew they were in safe hands. Musk’s premi…
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