Musk has said he intends for there to be "loans available for those who don't have money," and jobs on the Red Planet for colonists to pay off their debts. Some critics say Musk's plans resemble an interplanetary form of indentured servitude.
Musk has said he intends for there to be "loans available for those who don't have money," and jobs on the Red Planet for colonists to pay off their debts. Some critics say Musk's plans resemble an interplanetary form of indentured servitude.
But will he stop exploiting the labor of his workers? :doubt:
why would anyone care whether his assets are in the form of goods or converted to financial instruments?
That's what makes it so dumb. Its pretty much a thinly veiled "muh critics are just jealous of me" argument.
it's funny though, as if the difference between having $188 billion on hand vs $187 billion and some possessions is what's holding him back from getting to Mars