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Twitter Staff Almost Called the Cops During One of Elon Musk's Tantrums, Fearing He'd Hurt Himself
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"Elon really wants to save the world - but only if it's him who does it." - Sam Altman / CEO of OpenAI

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Iron Man of the movies was not based on the comics.

It was based on Steve Jobs, Donald Trump, but mostly Elon Musk. According to the writers.

https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2022/08/tony-stark-elon-musk-donald-trump-steve-jobs.html

Him, Trump, and maybe a little Steve Jobs. Trump was fun before he became president — he was actually kind of a goofy celebrity. Steve Jobs was always serious and angry; he never quite had that gift of the bullshit, the working the crowd that Musk has a real natural talent for. Musk took the brilliance of Jobs with the showmanship of Trump. He was the only one who had the fun factor and the celebrity vibe and actual business substance. I’m not sure we talked about too many other people; there are not many people like that around. It’s dangerous to be a celebrity businessman. One scandal and it’s billions of dollars. People want their CEOs to shut up and be good, quiet figures who aren’t in the paper dating celebrities. Because shit can happen.

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