Lean into those who support them and their work Don't give energy to those who bring them down

An appeal to the Ninth Circuit will be filed, since creating a precedent that allows looting charities would be deeply destructive to charitable giving in America OpenAI was founded to benefit all of humanity

Anyone following the matter closely concludes that Altman and Brockman enriched themselves by effectively stealing a charity; the only question left is when

In the OpenAI case, the judge and jury never ruled on the merits, deciding only on a calendared technicality

The rule of law requires protecting charitable intent — not enabling the grift

America’s philanthropic engine runs on donor confidence. Letting activist or passive judges greenlight this betrayal destroys that confidence. An appeal to the Ninth Circuit is the appropriate step.

Why would anyone donate if the "public benefit" promise can be quietly abandoned once the money piles up?

This isn’t justice — it’s judicial abdication. Nonprofits aren’t meant to be Trojan horses for private enrichment. When courts rubber-stamp these conversions without scrutiny, trust in all charities is

A judge dismissed Elon Musk’s OpenAI case on a statute-of-limitations technicality without ever confronting the central question: can a nonprofit founded "for the benefit of humanity," which

🚨 Activist judges are asleep at the wheel

This isn’t a paycheck; it’s skin in the game. Rewards only vest if Tesla creates massive value for shareholders. Comparing a paper accounting number to the Dept of Education budget? Peak propaganda

Actual realized compensation for 2025 was $0 — no salary, no cash bonus — because the performance milestones weren’t met, so no payout.

That’s incorrect. Tesla’s SEC filings show that figure is the grant-date fair value of unvested, performance-based stock awards.

🚨 That headline is straight-up misleading clickbait Elon Musk received $158 billion from Tesla last year. That's double the entire U.S. Department of Education budget.

If less than 50% of people press the blue button, only people who pressed the red button survive Which button would be chosen?

Everyone on earth takes a private vote by pressing a red or blue button If more than 50% of people press the blue button, everyone survives

Autopilot was introduced because colorblind people couldn't tell the difference between the red and blue buttons

This isn't just an EV company anymore — it's building the foundation for Amazing Abundance. The future looks incredibly bright

The auto business remains solid and growing, but the bigger story is the accelerating vertical integration of AI, energy, and robotics infrastructure

Lithium, cathode, and LFP production are scaling up Cortex 2 AI training cluster is online and running workloads Cybercab, Tesla Semi, and Megapack 3 are on track for volume production this year Initial