Liz Lopatto

So depending on what's in those text messages, and it seems like there's some very real stuff about Elon Musk's business in there, because like not only is this woman like, you know, the mother of his his children, she also is involved in a number of his companies.

Like, I believe she worked at Tesla and Neuralink.

So, you know, who knows what's in there?

So that's, again, like, you got to keep in mind, there's this IPO that's about to happen.

And anything that comes out about, you know, XAI, for instance, is potentially an issue.

Right.

I'm just sort of imagining.

I don't have any evidence that this is true, and maybe we won't get it.

But let's imagine that somewhere in the texts, she expresses reservations about an AI model that goes on to be incorporated into XAI or autopilot a Tesla.

That is something that is pretty important to a lot of people.

who are invested in those companies.

So that to me is really the risk for Musk, is that there is some damaging information in his sort of bank of information that he hasn't fully prepared for or fully thought about how much he can hurt himself here.

There can potentially be blowback.

Yeah, I think that's right.

And again, this is why the timing is so interesting to me.

Because one of the other things about this SpaceX IPO is that...

And Musk has been very clear about wanting to reserve some chunk of it for retail investors, which to me seems like, oh, you're going to dump on retail.

That's horrible.

But, you know, like the positive case, of course, is that, well, this is potentially going to be one of the most important companies of our time.

So we should let the little guys get in on it, too.