Elon Musk Baffles Followers by Tweeting 1,800-Year-Old Chinese Poem Calling for Peace
Neon Nettle - Elon Musk Baffles Followers by Tweeting 1,800-Year-Old Chinese Poem Calling for Peace - Tesla CEO raises speculation over poem's meaning
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Neon Nettle - Elon Musk Baffles Followers by Tweeting 1,800-Year-Old Chinese Poem Calling for Peace - Tesla CEO raises speculation over poem's meaning
Talking heads are trying to figure out what the world's richest man meant in tweeting lines from an ancient Chinese poem on Tuesday. Elon Musk caused a stir—on Twitter,...
Elon Musk tweeted an ancient Chinese poem about two brothers who fight out of jealousy, in what some Twitter users said could be an oblique reference to the Dogecoin vs Shiba Inu cryptocurrency spat.
The "Seven Steps Verse" poem posted by Elon Musk uses an allegory about beans to describe the relationship between two brothers fighting for a throne.
Elon Musk, Tesla CEO and the world’s richest man, tweeted a 1,800-year-old Chinese poem comparing the killing of a sibling to boiling beans from the same root, spurring conversations among netizens on Twitter trying to decipher what the tech billionaire is trying to say. Musk, who also founded SpaceX, appeared to address the post to “humankind” before copying the text...