As I have said all along – the man’s a Cult-owned fraud: Elon Musk pens essay praising Chinese government for internet censorship office

In July, billionaire and Tesla CEO Elon Musk penned an op-ed for China Cyberspace, the magazine owned and published by the country’s internet regulator, the Cyberspace Administration of China. In it, he outlined his vision for the future of technology both on Earth and in space.

“Thank you for the invitation from China Cyberspace magazine,” Musk began. “I am pleased to share with my Chinese friends some of my thoughts on the vision of technology and humanity.”On Saturday, a copy of the interview was published to the Beijing Channel Substack by Yang Liu, along with the English translation. Although the magazine was published last month, due to the agency’s virtually nonexistent online presence, the text of Musk’s article was only recently revealed to the internet.

He went on to suggest that technology “may one day surpass human understanding and control,” a theory he argues that will work in our favor so long as we “are not complacent and always maintain a sense of urgency.”

The remainder of the op-ed is split into four sections, clean anergy, humanoid robots, neuralink, and space exploration. In the first, Musk explained that he wants to see a shift to renewable energy, namely from the Sun, which he argued humans are not doing enough to exploit. Musk also expressed a desire for a fully-electrified transportation and economic network including cars, planes, and ships.

“The biggest difficulty in advancing sustainable energy lies in the large-scale production of lithium battery cells,” Musk added, noting that “Chinese companies will be a force to be reckoned with in the cause of energy innovation.”