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Well, good news:

The Journal article notes that Musk has attempted to get all the various members of his “harem” to congregate in a compound that he recently had built in Austin, Texas. However, most of the women seem to have expressed disinterest in this (https://gizmodo.com/it-certainly-looks-like-elon-musks-legion-of-kids-is-bigger-than-anyone-imagined-2000590199)

1. he won't ruin south-america

2. his "harem" is not giving up without a fight

Wait so 24*7*365*5000*20*50 is less then what this man owns??

= $306.600.000.000

Damn.

edit: the * mssed with the formatting, by the way crazy fact, the lawfirm in this case would bill 1.226.400 hours per case/child.

Was what you call the subprime mortgage crisis what happened in 2008 or so?

More on this here for anyone interested:

https://gizmodo.com/it-certainly-looks-like-elon-musks-legion-of-kids-is-bigger-than-anyone-imagined-2000590199

http://archive.today/2025.04.17-001346/https://www.wsj.com/politics/elon-musk-children-mothers-ashley-st-clair-grimes-dc7ba05c

I agree with you about the severeness of this event over the others (except for covid, none of those crises were global for example), but during each of those crises I've heard experts say these are things that just happen 'once every century' with an example of how that thing happened less than a century ago. Just like once-in-a-century floods, although they are definitely not as global (imagine that!). The only thing thing I haven't dealt with twice so far is a pandemic, although if you look at what's happening in the us that might also not take another century.

I hope so too, but my guess is that the most you can get is them trying harder to do it undetected. Gathering, spreading, controlling and using information seems to be their only modus operandi for getting others to do what they want.

My condoleances. I hope your city and state will come out the other end unharmed.

But we also had the banking crisis, the euro crisis, the refugee crisis (which wasn't necessarily economic), COVID (which wasn't only economical) then the gas crisis / inflation crisis / cost-of-living crisis or whatever you call what happened in '22/'23 and now we have the Trump crisis / Tariff crisis or whatever you want to call the mess in right now. Sure they are all related in some way just like the world wars were related to the great depress but it sure is not feeling once-in-a-century. Hell, this one doesn't even feel once-in-a-decade.

Edit: I now see the article writes about a once in a century economic shock, which I would say is a lot less bad than a crisis, but ok.

Better put owl and cat on there too while you're at it

:( what is you're country getting?

Cool, so loosely translated 1st day, 2nd day, 3rd day, 4th day, 5th day, Saturday, Sunday?? That is amazing, confusing maybe, but amazing!

income inequality*