An honest documentary about Elon Musk would have shown the man:
• Who is working to return astronauts to the Moon and establish a permanent lunar base.
• Who is working to take humans to Mars and make humanity a multiplanetary species.
• Who is bringing broadband internet to underserved villages, schools, hospitals and isolated communities worldwide.
• Who has deployed thousands of satellite internet kits to reconnect first responders, hospitals and emergency services after disasters.
• Who is moving the world toward cleaner energy while advancing FSD to reduce accidents and protect lives.
• Who helped bring astronauts safely home after their eight-day mission became a 286-day stay in space.
• Whose companies employ more than 150,000 people and support over 500,000 indirect jobs.
• Whose companies have paid billions in salaries, created trillions in value for shareholders and helped thousands of employees become millionaires through company stock.
• Who is giving paralyzed people new independence by allowing them to control computers and robotic arms using their thoughts.
• Who is working on mind-controlled wheelchairs and devices that could help paralyzed people feed and care for themselves.
• Who is helping restore communication for people with ALS, stroke and other severe speech impairments.
• Who is working on technology that aims to restore sight for people who lost it and give vision to those born blind.
That man is Elon Musk.
Leaving all of this out makes it a hit piece, not a documentary.
ELON: "One of the biggest fraud holes we've uncovered ... is that the government can give money to a so called nonprofit ... They then give themselves ... insane salaries, expense everything, buy jets and homes ... on the taxpayer dime ... This is happening at scale."
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