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Simulator allows you to spend US$ 1 trillion of Elon Musk's fortune Reproduction/Wired A site allows you to have a taste of what it would be like to be Elon Musk and spend US$ 1 trillion (about R$ 5 trillion, in conversion) of your fortune. In it, you can roast all this money by buying from coffees, Big Macs and iPhones to school buses, Lamborghinis, Formula 1 cars, satellites, ships and football stadiums. You can also spend money with lawyers a…
Wired and Neal.fun team up to spend Elon's trillion dollars
Neal Agarwal's site, Neal.fun, is filled with, well, fun stuff from the vaguely tortuous Password Game to the wholesome Internet Roadtrip. His latest creation, in collaboration with Wired, feels like an indictment of late-stage capitalism. Spend Elon Musk's Money is a follow-up to Spend Bill Gates' Money, in which you make virtual purchases to deplete all the filthy lucre. — Read the rest
Could You Spend Elon Musk's Money? It's Harder Than You Think
Fifty years ago, we were impressed by anyone described as a millionaire, like Thurston Howell III on Gilligan's Island. Now a million dollars means you can buy a really nice house, or have a comfortable retirement. Billionaires have a thousand times that much money, and are obscenely rich. The world now has one trillionaire, Elon Musk, with more money than most people can grasp at all. A trillion is a million million. Neal Agarwal has a new game…
The U.S. media, Wired, partnered with Neal Agarwal, an expert in disconcerting and successful data-processing, to illustrate the immense wealth of Elon Musk. Where it is discovered that it is not so easy to spend enough burgers, tanks or skyscrapers to match what the multibillionaire of technology holds on the Stock Exchange...
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