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By Marivel Guzman

Elon Musk is a genius innovator, a unique mind entrepreneur and along with that an extreme risk-taker who does not take a NO! As an answer.
Musk feels he is running out of time. He feels the humanity itself is running out of time. Musk wants to put in place the infrastructures for a fully automatic, electric solar-powered earth. And, in order to do that, he needs to control the companies that he started. Only under his lead will those companies achieve his dream.
After listening to all of Musk’s lectures and interviews I got to the conclusion that Musk is a man of many ideas, who likes to take risks on the spot, but I believe he sees the investor as a nuisance in his way for innovation.
Investors want to secure their investments with minimum risks. Musk, for the contrary, has the insights of a genius. He believes in himself and his genius about it. He has the idea in his head, and he is sure he can develop that idea. It’s pretty much like Nikolas Tesla used to think.
Besides that, he took the oil companies by the horns. And as if that wasn’t enough, he gave the old obsolete NASA few lessons in innovation and recycling of materials.

The electric car was a dream of Nikolas Tesla, but mainstream science never credited with the invention. The most commonly reported Tesla electric car was a converted Pierce-Arrow from 1931. A version of the account of Tesla’s car is in the book Secrets of Cold War Technology – Project HAARP and Beyond, by Gerry Vassilatos.
It is common sense that J. P. Morgan, who at the time was the financier of Edison lab, where Tesla worked, removed his finance for Tesla electricity projects because Tesla goal was to give electricity free to the people.

Musk fought the same demons Tesla did in its time. The devil investors, the for-profit Thomas Edison, and the greed of J P. Morgan.

Musk finds himself at crossroads with his conscience. He sees himself as a modern Tesla, but with money where, if he is left alone to develop his ideas, he can do wonders for this world.

The DOJ and Securities Exchanges should leave Musk alone to continue with his efforts to save humanity.
“Tesla Inc. is under investigation by the Justice Department over public statements made by the company and Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk, according to two people familiar with the matter.

The criminal probe is running alongside a previously reported civil inquiry by securities regulators.” Bloomberg.com
Solar City, Tesla, and Space X are three companies with a genius behind who wants the betterment of humanity. With this, I leave you with the iconic Tesla’s idea of science:

“Science is a perversion of itself unless it has as its ultimate goal the betterment of humanity,” Nikolas Tesla