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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
This week, the world's richest person, Elon Musk, became a dollar billionaire again. He has gained $381 billion since the beginning of the year, which is one and a half times the entire fortune of Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg.
‘Musk’ is Not an Easy Watch, But It’s Essential Viewing
Elon Musk, who is not the founder of Tesla (Photo credit: Gregg Segal) Elon Musk reclaimed his status as the world’s only trillionaire this week, thanks to an uptick in the value of SpaceX shares. Given the stock market's whims, he may return to being a centibillionaire within a few days.Either way, Musk has more money than anyone could spend in a lifetime — enough to build several hundred stealth bombers or provide clean water and basic sanitat…
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