Eric Jorgensen

You can have a feedback.

And if you need more, we just go back and forth almost immediately because otherwise you have this compounding hour effect.

So that's so good.

Elon Musk has an algorithm that he uses to make more money and make ridiculous things happen.

What is the best example of that algorithm at play?

It's actually crazy that the rest of the auto industry still has some tire dealerships with like whole, you know, parking lots filled with cars.

And Tesla has just categorically rejected that and won.

And the rest of the industry has seen that and gone, we're going to live in a really old, expensive way.

Do you think he's happy?

Yeah.

When everybody always highlights those quotes about him or he talks about the range demon in his head, I also think that he is a very joyous person.

Because you look at some of his, just even the iconic photo on the stage, that is a moment of joy for a human being.

Yeah.

And, you know, perhaps he is not steady state happy or even content all the time.

But I'm not even sure that's the point of life either.

It's like, in my opinion, to have as much of the varied experience of life as humanly possible than to wash up sort of bruised and battered at the end.

Then I think I just want to end with one last question, which is, if somebody was going to read this book, what is the one thing you want them to take away from your five plus years now study of Elon Musk?

It's a fantastic book as are all of your books.

Thank you so much for being here today.

Eric Jorgensen, the book of Elon out everywhere.