Kimbal Musk

And when you go to a place where, you know, grow up in a place where that human life is not valued, there's something about the, there's a little bit less of the social vacuum created because everyone is kind of expecting everyone to potentially be taken out at any moment. Yeah. But then there's also a beauty to it because there's a much more of a celebratory element.

When my cousin Russ and I, again, we were stupid kids, we shouldn't be doing this, but we'd go into the townships where a lot of the violence would be happening. We really didn't see most of the violence there. It was in these more protests and so forth. But there's a joy that also comes from lower value of human life. There's a real joy. Everyone is like, well, I mean, it's beautiful.

When my cousin Russ and I, again, we were stupid kids, we shouldn't be doing this, but we'd go into the townships where a lot of the violence would be happening. We really didn't see most of the violence there. It was in these more protests and so forth. But there's a joy that also comes from lower value of human life. There's a real joy. Everyone is like, well, I mean, it's beautiful.

When my cousin Russ and I, again, we were stupid kids, we shouldn't be doing this, but we'd go into the townships where a lot of the violence would be happening. We really didn't see most of the violence there. It was in these more protests and so forth. But there's a joy that also comes from lower value of human life. There's a real joy. Everyone is like, well, I mean, it's beautiful.

We'd have dinner with black friends, friends with their family. We were still pretty young. And there was just a real joy to it. When you accept mortality, you can really enjoy life. You can really enjoy life. I mean, I think there's actually quite a nice insight. I've never really put it that way, but I think that's right, actually. I think you just chill out a bit.

We'd have dinner with black friends, friends with their family. We were still pretty young. And there was just a real joy to it. When you accept mortality, you can really enjoy life. You can really enjoy life. I mean, I think there's actually quite a nice insight. I've never really put it that way, but I think that's right, actually. I think you just chill out a bit.

We'd have dinner with black friends, friends with their family. We were still pretty young. And there was just a real joy to it. When you accept mortality, you can really enjoy life. You can really enjoy life. I mean, I think there's actually quite a nice insight. I've never really put it that way, but I think that's right, actually. I think you just chill out a bit.

It takes things a little less seriously.

It takes things a little less seriously.

It takes things a little less seriously.

I do love that we all live longer and so forth, but we should live longer with the goal of joy and the goal of happiness and peace, not some form of misery that you choose to attach yourself to. Maximize joy. Yeah.

I do love that we all live longer and so forth, but we should live longer with the goal of joy and the goal of happiness and peace, not some form of misery that you choose to attach yourself to. Maximize joy. Yeah.

I do love that we all live longer and so forth, but we should live longer with the goal of joy and the goal of happiness and peace, not some form of misery that you choose to attach yourself to. Maximize joy. Yeah.

I mean, it was horrible. I think, you know, coming back to the point of low value of human life, they tried to kill him. It wasn't... There was no holding back, so I just watched someone. It wasn't just one, but there was a main person, and then there was a few others that piled in. They just tried to kill him in front of me.

I mean, it was horrible. I think, you know, coming back to the point of low value of human life, they tried to kill him. It wasn't... There was no holding back, so I just watched someone. It wasn't just one, but there was a main person, and then there was a few others that piled in. They just tried to kill him in front of me.

I mean, it was horrible. I think, you know, coming back to the point of low value of human life, they tried to kill him. It wasn't... There was no holding back, so I just watched someone. It wasn't just one, but there was a main person, and then there was a few others that piled in. They just tried to kill him in front of me.

We were eating sandwiches on a staircase at the school, an outdoor staircase. They were not coming after me, and I just had to watch, and I couldn't help. It was one of the saddest, most difficult experiences. It just was, it's just awful.

We were eating sandwiches on a staircase at the school, an outdoor staircase. They were not coming after me, and I just had to watch, and I couldn't help. It was one of the saddest, most difficult experiences. It just was, it's just awful.

We were eating sandwiches on a staircase at the school, an outdoor staircase. They were not coming after me, and I just had to watch, and I couldn't help. It was one of the saddest, most difficult experiences. It just was, it's just awful.

Yeah, I think, so I've had a near-death experience where I almost died. I was in 2010, and I think that, and I broke my neck, and I can go into that story in a moment, but this was different. This was, this comes back to the low value of human life part where if someone had killed my brother, if that person had beat him to death, which he was trying to do, Life would have gone on.