The IPO was a triumph for Elon Musk. He pulled it off. He raised 75 billion dollars. He is the first dollar trillionaire, and he is once again being adored in the financial world. SpaceX is instantly worth more than 2.1 trillion dollars.

Now he can start implementing his idea of ​​flights to Mars.

Only the people who know about such things say that it will become a one-way street. You can go to Mars, but you cannot come back.

The question then is whether there are any chances of survival on Mars.

If we are already making a mess of things on Earth—and Elon Musk is part of that—with his DOGE actions that may have cost hundreds of thousands of lives when the US suddenly cut off aid from USAID, why shouldn't we put Earth in order first and *then* see if we can do something beautiful elsewhere? Why make a mess here and then flee from poverty? Ah, Musk's fascist tendencies have been forgotten and forgiven by so many. Money is more important, and they could ride on his success with the SpaceX IPO.

The company's valuation is 100x its current revenue.

How big does SpaceX need to become to make that valuation logical and realistic?

Can SpaceX become 10x larger?

Even then, the valuation is extremely high.

Can SpaceX become 20x or even larger?

Then you are talking about a company with a market capitalization of 36 trillion current dollars.

How realistic do you think that is, and how do you think Elon Musk will behave then, because he will not only be the richest man on earth, but economically the most powerful as well. There will be no government in the world he will still respect. If Elon Musk wants something then, it happens. Democracy or citizen participation will be a thing of the past. Elon Musk will determine how the world turns. That is the power we are giving to that sick mind.

Unless this goes terribly wrong and the whole thing collapses.

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