4pm News Network: The richest man in the world, Elon Musk, is in the headlines again. In fact, Time magazine had recently published billionaire Elon Musk’s ‘to-do list’ on its cover. Elon Musk’s reaction to this ‘to-do list’ has come to light. He said this is not his checklist. Musk, the owner of the social media platform, said: “Let me clarify that I have not given any interviews to the media and this is not really my checklist.” The cover headline of Time magazine’s December issue features a checklist accompanied by a photo of the 53-year-old tech billionaire.
Elon Musk gave an appropriate response through a post
Let us tell you that the most prestigious magazine in the world TIME has included Elon Musk’s check list or To-Do list in its December edition. However, this checklist has been rejected by Tesla and SpaceX owner Elon Musk and he has said that he has not given any such interview nor given any checklist of his own. Elon Musk has given an appropriate response through an X post.
The cover headline for Time magazine’s December issue is said to be “Citizen Musk: What’s Next on Your To-Do List?” It is written and its image has been used. Citing Elon Musk’s checklist, Time has marked many of his achievements on the checklist. In this, there is a cross in front of many things like electric vehicles, the richest person in the world, buying Twitter, launching a rocket, bringing back the rocket, implanting a human brain chip in a person’s brain, making Trump chosen, which shows that Elon Musk has done this job.
In such a situation, the newly elected US President Donald Trump has entrusted the work of the “Department of Government Efficiency” to Tesla owner Elon Musk and Indian-American businessman Vivek Ramaswamy. The job of these industrialists will be to advise the government. DOGE will advise the government on how to reduce expenses and avoid wasting money.
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- Elon Musk claims he will be able to cut government spending by at least $2 trillion (Rs 168 crore) through the new department.
- Musk reportedly spent more than $100 million to promote Trump’s presidential bid.
- SpaceX founder and CEO Musk aims to send the first unmanned mission to Mars by 2026.
