Musk speaks out about "his tasks" that appeared on the cover of Time
A well-known businessman commented on a checklist that allegedly belonged to him.
Elon Musk said that the list published by Time has no direct relation to him.
The billionaire posted this statement on his account on the social network X, which he owns.
It is noted that this is about a possible December cover of Time magazine, on which Elon Musk is placed next to a checklist of tasks.
The list contains five items, the first three of which already have completion marks. In particular, Time marked Trump's victory in the presidential election as one of the completed items: Musk supported this candidate.
Among the unfulfilled items are reducing the US national debt by $2 trillion and flying to Mars.
The businessman said that the checklist does not directly apply to him. However, Musk acknowledged that some of its points are relevant to him.
In particular, the businessman's plans include making life multi-planetary in order to maximize the lifespan of the mind.
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Elon Reeve Musk is an American entrepreneur, engineer, and billionaire, founder of SpaceX, owner of Twitter (X), and other organizations.
